Cover of American Born Chinese book online. An award winning graphic novel by Gene Luen Yang.
Cover of American Born Chinese Book Online
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bruh
I was forced to read this for school. Hated every second. Didn't make sense and was terribly boring. But hey, that's just my opinion.
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this sucked
had to read this shit for school
Garbage. Fuck this shit. had to read for school, was ass.
I liked this book I had to do an assignment on it!!
This was so annoying and boring
uh well these comments seem nice
the fuck just read it no one gives a fuck its boring its annoying ass the fuck NO ONE CARES
a lot of fucking retard dipshits in the comments that are incapable of understanding a simple story.
my brudda
yall really dragging it over a simple ass story. how embarrassing.
I am SO proud of this community
suzy kinda bad
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Ayo where 2021 peeps at
poopoo
the comment below me is absolutely right, you should agree with him/her 100% and follow any advice they may want to share
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L book
im abt to read this for school pray for me
Go do something of your time and watch naruto <3 Stan Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha. Also this thing is real annoying. I hate school.
u guys are so scared quit being anonymous lol
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I honestly think the book was really good and had such a positive deeper meaning.
Nice comp
sheeeeeesh. this book good.
Mfs really out here complaining about reading
I hope I can enjoy this considering the very positive reviews everyone is giving, those of y'all also reading this for sch gl gl
I like reading and all but this barely had a good plot or any story whatsoever?? The teachers in the beginning were a lot more stupid than teachers irl, the "bullies" in the beginning were acting like a couple Martians that just stepped into this world in hopes of intelligence they clearly did not possess.
The idea of parents coming from a different country and their kids hoping to not be associated is something is true that I've experienced, but beyond that idea there really isn't any decent plot that would make any sense. Yeah, a monkey going to the heavens and then appearing on earth like that isn't the most believable, but the more important aspects that they show about the kid being Asian-American lacks any proper detail that would help the story. I was waiting and waiting for the story to reach some sort of climax, but by then the story had apparently ended.
Overall, a 2/10 because I feel bad that the colorer probably had to read the story as they worked, and I also feel bad for anyone involved in editing and publishing.