I enjoyed reading their stories in their point of views. The author was able to make the audience feel the character’s experiences and put the reader in their shoes.

In the beginning of the book when the character named Zayneb explained her experience with the woman on the airplane and her teacher, it related to today's problems with Racism. I also very much enjoyed how it showed their perspectives and their thoughts about situations they get placed in like Zayneb’s issue with the woman on the airplane. Ali was so interesting! I liked the way the author formatted the story by making both main characters write small diaries of their days. I would definitely recommend this book! of the Teen Review Board at the Hamilton Public Library We all face challenges in life, and I think this book tells us that if we work together for what is right then we can overcome those problems. The happenings in the story were relatable in real life for all people of all race and colour, like when Zayneb got bullied on a plane because she was Islamic, or like when Adam had an illness, but did not tell his dad because he did not want to worry him. This book was very sweet and easy going meaning that the plot and story was not rushed, it was understandable, and everything was related to the plot. Both characters have a diary where they write about their life story and moments, the book shows both Adam and Zayneb’s part of the diary so we can get a better understanding of different problems and the story in whole. I thank this author for opening my eyes to the two main character’s worlds Zayneb and Adam.

TEENREVIEWBOARD rated this title 4.5 out of 5 stars This book was really amazing, it showed me the burdens of Islamic people and what they have to face and also the truths behind Islamic racism.

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