My book is different from yours because everything bad happens to your characters while my characters all find their ways in the world

If he looked like a stereotypical American I believe they'd treat him the same

I find your book to be very interesting because while your character's end up not having the chance to become their own people and cannot succeed in i...

In my book, All-American Muslim Girl by Nadine Jolie Courtney the main character is Allie. Allie is a Muslim, however she looks nothing like a Muslim....

In my book, All-American Muslim Girl by Nadine Jolie Courtney the main character is Allie. Allie is a Muslim, however she looks nothing like a Muslim....

I find your book to be very enthralling. Your character knows little about English and struggles by that a lot in school, while my character Allie kno...

That's very interesting with her knowing little English and getting pushed and pressured into learning English. It's very different to my book because...

I believe he wants her to hide her Muslim culture because he doesn't want her to experience being told off, disrespected, mistreated, and acted differ...

I believe things will get worse because Allie's boyfriend's dad is a immigrant hater and doesn't like Muslims. The two of them can become in conflict ...

In my book All-American Muslim Girl by Nadine Jolie Courtney, the main character is Allie. Allie has a Muslim father and a mother who turned Muslim. A...

In my book All-American Muslim Girl by Nadine Jolie Courtney, Allie has a Muslim father and a mother who turned Muslim. Allie looks nothing like a Mus...

What does her parents think of her working 5 jobs to pay off her tuition and a livable income? Are they supporting or helping her in any way?

Do you think Nick will go through with his dreams and become a baseball player?

Do you know why her mom would want a better life in America? Did something happen that made her want to move in hopes of a better life?

Tips for a Smooth Transition “Two bodies snapping together like puzzle pieces, still fitting, new and familiar at once.” (Fallon 26) - Simile. Th...