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See me talk about it briefly in my March wrap up: https://youtu.be/EFc_Zjs4IZs?t=12m3s
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I love these books. I love Isiah's deep fallibility, and the fact that he has people around him who call him on it every step of the way, and I love the way Ide draws people and communities with an ease that no doubt belies incredibly meticulous thought and painstaking craft. And, also, I love that there's a character in Righteous with a "Billy Dee smile," and how nothing has ever more vividly called to mind a face so good looking that you hate every single goddamn thing about it.
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Righteous picks up very quickly and I would recommend reading IQ first if you haven't already. IQ introduces and develops Isaiah Quintabe, the protagonist, and the world he lives in. Righteous takes that a step further and digs deeper into his brother's past and Isaiah's own personality while addressing serious issues like human trafficking, obsession, and gang violen ...more
Righteous picks up very quickly and I would recommend reading IQ first if you haven't already. IQ introduces and develops Isaiah Quintabe, the protagonist, and the world he lives in. Righteous takes that a step further and digs deeper into his brother's past and Isaiah's own personality while addressing serious issues like human trafficking, obsession, and gang violen ...more
Oh isaiah... I hope it gets better but the title of #3 leads me to believe that is a false hope
Oct 25, 2017
Jaime
marked it as to-read
Nov 21, 2017
akaellen
marked it as to-read
Dec 05, 2017
Nadine
marked it as to-read
Jun 11, 2020
Jocelyn
marked it as to-read
