"Farai has been in a relationship for two years and has never met her partner’s parents. Until this weekend"
Recommended by Stephen L Holland, Guest Editor, June 2021: “I think it’s important to be true to yourself. If something feels wrong you should speak up.” Farai is taken by train by her boyfriend Adam to meet his parents in the countryside. Feeling beholden to their hospitality and trying her hardest to make things work, Farai soon discovers that Adam’s controlling and calculating mother is an all- too-real racist nightmare.
With the lushest of lines, form and colour, Kristensen has created something deceptively complex with extraordinary economy that will give readers much to ponder upon.
Farai has finally persuaded Adam to introduce her to his parents, but the visit to the in-laws turns out to be a horrible experience for her. She starts to feel uneasy and ostracised. When confronted about this experience Adam tries to play down the situation and does not show any understanding for his partner's concerns.
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Farai has finally persuaded Adam to introduce her to his parents, but the visit to the in-laws turns out to be a horrible experience for her. She starts to feel uneasy and ostracised.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed What We Don't Talk About and determined it is suitable for children aged 13-18 years old
What We Don't Talk About features in the following genres: Featured Books for Young Adults, Recommendations, Graphic Novels & Comics, Gritty Reads, PSHE: Multiculturalism, Diversity and Inclusion, Personal Social Health Economic (PSHE), Children’s, Teenage and Educational, Romance / Relationship Stories, Children's and Young Adult Fiction, Featured Books for 13+ readers
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What We Don't Talk About was written by Charlot Kristensen and published by Avery Hill Publishing Limited
What We Don't Talk About has 108 pages
£10.79, reduced from £11.99. In Stock.
