Reviews
I'm not big on reading about history just because I usually find reading about history. It gets me really boring like it's just really boring. I do like learning about history so it's just a knack of finding the right book. My friend sent me this book and told me that I need to try reading it because it was really good, especially given the fact that I have a very big connection to the Asian and Pacific American culture and the idea that like I love it and I love learning about the culture itself and watching movies and TV shows about Asian and Pacific island Americans as well. And so when I did pick up this book I was okay. Well this is a very thick book for a history lesson. I don't know if I'm going to be able to get through it and not get bored, but then when I realized that it was at more of a graphic novel then just a straight up history lesson I was like okay I can get with it. I can get through this easily. Though. I will say I did not take one whole day to read this. It took me a couple days to read this more so because I was reading other books at the same time, but I absolutely love this book. I also did not realize that this was about the same George who played in Star Trek, so that was also really fun to realize when I opened the book and started reading. Either way, I love the story! I love how he recanted on his memories of child going through this and into his adult life. It was really well written and I absolutely fell in love with it.
I was gonna give it a 5 since I teared up....a lot... but the ameRicAN deMocrACY shit at the end was an instant boner killer oops