I can NOT overstate how good this book is. I recommend it super highly! Please be aware, however, this book is a sequel to "This Is Not A Test", but you don't need to read "This Is Not A Test" to understand this book.

This book was SO good. I loved it so much. Racism is now a big problem and I hope that the people that read this book will realize that and try and help. There really isn't a bad guy, but I HATE Mrs. Tyndall. She is so rude to Mia. Plus she care about the play more than she cares about her own student! Anyway, please read this book. I, as I mentioned, I loved it. I hope you will too. P.S. For all of those who did not like this book I would recommend reading it again. you might have missed something important. If you know for sure you don't like it, that's okay. It's just your opinion.

Conclusion This book targets and criticizes Not just Asian hate but all racism through the life of an Asian american girl, who is forcefully exposed to this discrimination at an early age. Racism is being biased towards an entire race because of few incidents and once you’re racist, you filter out good things about that race. Racism can kill in the case of Vincent Chin and kids are influenced by their parents in the case of the realistic but not real case of what happened at the birthday party. The real fix to racism is to understand how a person feels and realize that you shouldn't be classified by your race but rather as a living organism just like your fellow humans because your race is human just like everyone else’s.

I really liked this book. I've read it ones already and I'm definitely going to read it again. it mentions a lot of Elvis songs and I like Elvis. the main character loves to sing which is definitely me. if you like music and theater a lot you should definitely get this book.

I loved this book I read until almost 11:00 P.M. under my blanket and I could not put it down I've probably read it about 15 times already I completely recommend this book