There were several stories I greatly enjoyed. One was called "The Great Wall" in which the protagonist falls in love with a Asian boy from the Chinese restaurant. The pair of friends go through great lengths to find out more about the boy and his family.
John Green's piece was also a nice story of love: a sad, but heartwarming tale of a boy who–despite much criticism–believe that the money he is sending overseas is helping an Indian girl.
I liked also the two stories near the end of book about family: "Rules for Wishing" by Francisco Stork that takes place in a orphanage/foster home and the graphic story by Nate Powell.
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*Please note that this copy of What You Wish For is a ARC (Advance Reader's Copy).
3 comments:
Sounds like a great book! Thanks for the giveaway.
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What terrific writers that joined up on this. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
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Lisa ~ YA Literature Lover
Thanks for the giveaway! This looks like a really interesting anthology - author collaborations usually turn out to be quite good.
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