Why we'd hand it over
A stealthy masterpiece about bisexual Japanese-American identity and the lifelong work of separating parents' harm from parents' love—gorgeously written, structurally clever, and utterly unpatronizing.
A stealthy masterpiece about bisexual Japanese-American identity and the lifelong work of separating parents' harm from parents' love—gorgeously written, structurally clever, and utterly unpatronizing.