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"While characters with mixed heritages are increasingly visible in teen literature, their experience in a rapidly shifting cultural landscape is seldom explored in depth. This first-rate debut does exactly that." * Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW *
"Vee’s narrative voice is lyrical, full of witty snark and credible sophomore angst... Besides being a stylistically compelling coming-of-age narrative with a warm nuclear family dynamic, this will be a boon for collections in need of high quality titles featuring contemporary Asian-American protagonists." * The Children's Bulletin *
"Vee’s story is upbeat, entertaining, and humorous. His personal dilemmas and explicit descriptions and language capture the adolescent male psyche; offer a mixed-ethnicity perspective; portray the social crosscurrents of public high school; and highlight the values of family, forgiveness, and self-respect." * The School Library Journal *
"Vee is intelligent and self-effacing, and he’s also the yin to Sherman Alexie’s yang." * Publishers Weekly *

The Counterfeit Family Tree of Vee CrawfordWong

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      Publisher: Simon & Schuster
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 23/07/2013
      ISBN13: 9781442412644, 978-1442412644
      ISBN10: 144241264X

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Synopsis coming soon.......

      Trade Review
      "While characters with mixed heritages are increasingly visible in teen literature, their experience in a rapidly shifting cultural landscape is seldom explored in depth. This first-rate debut does exactly that." * Kirkus Reviews, STARRED REVIEW *
      "Vee’s narrative voice is lyrical, full of witty snark and credible sophomore angst... Besides being a stylistically compelling coming-of-age narrative with a warm nuclear family dynamic, this will be a boon for collections in need of high quality titles featuring contemporary Asian-American protagonists." * The Children's Bulletin *
      "Vee’s story is upbeat, entertaining, and humorous. His personal dilemmas and explicit descriptions and language capture the adolescent male psyche; offer a mixed-ethnicity perspective; portray the social crosscurrents of public high school; and highlight the values of family, forgiveness, and self-respect." * The School Library Journal *
      "Vee is intelligent and self-effacing, and he’s also the yin to Sherman Alexie’s yang." * Publishers Weekly *

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