RaveLibrary JournalRojas Contreras\'s narrative presents a Colombia different from that portrayed in popular media, such as Netflix\'s Narcos. She does an excellent job of articulating the complicated political situation and illustrating the heartbreaking day-to-day reality for children ... A fascinating, poetic read from an up-and-coming author. For fans of literary fiction and libraries with immigrant communities
Carla Guelfenbein, Trans. by John Cullen
RaveLibrary JournalTheir [the main characters\'] three stories, along with their memories of Vera leading up to the mysterious fall, create a moving page-turner ... Suspense, emotions, and magic course throughout this beautifully narrated book. Highly recommended for fans of Latin American literature and general literary mysteries.
Hannah Lillith Assadi
RaveLibrary Journal...her intimate narration carries the reader effortlessly between the past and the present, through a kaleidoscope of memories ... This poetic, multicultural novel will enchant younger adults or anyone who has ever felt out of place in the world.