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- OizaI think the author's writing when it comes to having and dealing with or supporting a sibling with any form of special needs was well written and very moving. I was moved by all of our protagonist/narrator Georgie's concerns and fears while on the verge of following her dreams. Especially the bond she has with her brother.
Other than the abrupt tragic incident at the end, which made it impossible to process all of the feelings involved, I think the author tried to tackle a lot (social justice, racism, ableism, racism, gun regulation, violence, bullying, immigration, classism, the disabled community as well its caregivers)...as much these were written so well, with that sudden end, I felt it kinda dwindled everything else it was trying to say in conclusion. It needed more after that. We all saw it coming from the onset, but the emotional process thereafter was lacking.