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Haley Mathiot (9 KP) rated The Guilt Gene in Books

Apr 27, 2018  
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The Guilt Gene
Diana Raab | 2009
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8.0 (1 Ratings)
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Rating: 4.5/5
Thoughts: THE GUILT GENE is Diana’s memoir in poetry. Her life was filled with excitement, pain, loss and gain. Her words are beautiful and lyric and demand to be read several times over, not just once. Many times while reading this book I read the same poem over several times, just so I could hear it again. Her story is a sad but hopeful one, and something I believe everyone should read.


Recommendation: Ages 12+

—my review copy was provided by Bostic Communications—
  
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Kathy Griffin recommended In The Country We Love in Books (curated)

 
In The Country We Love
In The Country We Love
Diane Guerrero | 2017 | Biography, History & Politics
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"You may recognize Diane Guerrero’s name from Orange Is the New Black and Jane the Virgin, but her memoir is about the tragedy that struck her in her childhood. When she was just 14 year old, she came home to discover that her parents and brother had been arrested and were being deported back to Columbia. Diane got to stay in the US because she was born here. At a time when immigrants are living in more fear than ever, Guerrero’s book is a must-read."

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Kathy Griffin recommended In The Country We Love in Books (curated)

 
In The Country We Love
In The Country We Love
Diane Guerrero | 2017 | Biography, History & Politics
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"You may recognize Diane Guerrero’s name from Orange Is the New Black and Jane the Virgin, but her memoir is about the tragedy that struck her in her childhood. When she was just 14 year old, she came home to discover that her parents and brother had been arrested and were being deported back to Columbia. Diane got to stay in the US because she was born here. At a time when immigrants are living in more fear than ever, Guerrero’s book is a must-read."

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