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Review: Such a Fun Age by Kiley Reid
A sharp and witty exploration of race, privilege, and good intentions gone wrong.
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Such a Fun Age
Such a Fun Age
- · 4/5/5
- · Contemporary Fiction
Blurb:
A young Black babysitter, her white employer, and a complex web of race, privilege, and good intentions.
INITIAL REACTION :
Reid's debut grabs you from the opening scene - a deeply uncomfortable incident at a grocery store that sets the tone for everything that follows.
FINAL REVIEW
Sharp, witty, and uncomfortably real. Reid captures the nuances of modern racial dynamics with precision and humor.