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title: "See No Color Hardcover – November 1, 2015"
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# See No Color Hardcover – November 1, 2015

**Brand:** shannon gibney
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## Customer Reviews

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    A transracial adoptee's realistic coming of age story
  

*by S***D on Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2016*

This book is perfect. I almost don't think I need to go beyond giving it 5 stars. Adequate words fail me in the face of such talent and skill in storytelling.The pacing is excellent, the structure classic without feeling forced - the steady build up of tension to a crescendo (emotional meltdown) followed by resolution and empowerment. The author depicts a very realistic, age-appropriate developmental crisis, aka "coming of age" story, of a transracial adoptee. It's a modern journey of discovery rarely told by transracial adoptees in contemporary fiction and there is not a wasted word or scene, completely natural dialogue and relationships and reactions between characters. It's just flawless.I don't feel like there is a lot more I can say without doing what the parents did in this book, which was to explain Alex to herself way too often. I hope I have read it as an anti-manual for adoptive parenting but I may never succeed in rising above the temptation of control, false as the illusion may be. And every kid, no matter what deck they've been handed, eventually has to find their own way in spite of their parents' best intentions.Inspirational quote, universal for anyone who feels freakish in a world that dictates a narrow set of norms, (not a spoiler but it is well into the journey):(Alex has discovered the world of online adoptee blogs and forums)" . . I reflected on the fact that I might not be as much of a freak as I always thought I was. Maybe I just belonged to an outlaw tribe. One you wouldn't even know was there unless you knew how to go looking for it. And maybe those of us in the tribe weren't responsible at all for what had happened to us, all the things that had made us who we were. Maybe we actually had nothing to apologize for. To anyone."

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    One of Those Books You Don't Want to Put Down
  

*by A***H on Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2021*

I love this book. I love that it tells a story about a transracial adoptee, but even before that it tells the story of a girl in the world. So there is the universal story of what it is like to be human and 16 and female and to have your parents have certain expectations of you, and then there is the artfully drawn story also of what it is like to have skin that does not match the color of your parents' skin. And to have a past narrative in your root system that has nothing to do with the parents you live with even though your roots are buried and presumably, non-existent and unimportant. To others.If everyone read this book, I feel like the world would be a slightly softer, more understanding place.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    An Insightful Read
  

*by D***F on Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2021*

“See No Color” is a well written book that captures so many of the trials of the black and white transracial kid growing up in a white world.

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