You Should See Me in a Crown

You Should See Me in a Crown by Leah Johnson

You Should See Me in a Crown by Leah Johnson

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


I fell in love with this story about a queer black girl facing anxiety as she tries for prom queen to secure her college future. She’s charming, smart, and funny. In this realistic YA story, she faces discrimination, classism, racism, her brother’s sickness, a deceased mother, homophobia, a lovely romance, and other issues.

What’s special about this story is how realistic this page turner strives to be and ultimately succeeds in presenting for everyone to share.

5/5



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Author: Crafty Scribbles

Lover of Words. Mother. Teacher. Traveler. Writer. Bionic woman against ignorance. Finding the balance between words and reality. M.Ed. built to school you.

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