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A review by browsemyshelves
Mika in Real Life by Emiko Jean
5.0
Wow. Emiko has done it again…
My dad was adopted, and I’m wanting to adopt myself, so I knew instantly that I would enjoy this book. It exceeded my expectations.
The story of Mika and her struggles through a sexual assault, lost love, losing hobbies, and what many would call “mommy issues” nearly brought me to tears. Despite being a fiction story—it was so real. I felt every emotion in this book (LOTS of them), and am confident in saying that this is one of my favorite reads of the year.
I want a second one. I want more. Yet, I’m still satisfied with how this ended. You know it’s good when you want more
My dad was adopted, and I’m wanting to adopt myself, so I knew instantly that I would enjoy this book. It exceeded my expectations.
The story of Mika and her struggles through a sexual assault, lost love, losing hobbies, and what many would call “mommy issues” nearly brought me to tears. Despite being a fiction story—it was so real. I felt every emotion in this book (LOTS of them), and am confident in saying that this is one of my favorite reads of the year.
I want a second one. I want more. Yet, I’m still satisfied with how this ended. You know it’s good when you want more