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I love how this novel argues with itself. It's a novel you read not for plot but for the long, no stone left unturned passages of thought about the potential motivations behind human behavior. Making it all the more rewarding when you discover that, underneath the philosophical debates the narrator has with herself, there are pieces of a plot that feel like an homage to the great Hitchcock films.
This is such a wonderful story with a lovely reminder about why learning is so amazing and important. Poor Rufus is a pig and pigs aren't allowed in school. But Rufus won't give up! He's on a mission and it's an important one. The gorgeous art and sweet, sweet story have turned this into a favorite at home. My son, at almost 9 years old, still asks for me to read this with him at bedtime. This is just the thing as we ease back into school this fall.
I first discovered Cam through a video a friend shared with me, and knew immediately that I had to have his book. I wasn't wrong.
Transit made my heart pound and sent shivers across my entire body and all the other cliché reactions to a thing so moving and even now I feel myself tearing up just thinking about it. Lyrically beautiful and profoundly harrowing, every word carries the weight of the struggles of being a queer black person in America today. A modern masterpiece that is not to be missed.
