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You can’t be cool with a bowl cut…. or can you?

Don't Cause Trouble by Arree Chung

May 15, 2026 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

Don’t Cause Trouble by Arree Chung is currently available, but I read as an online reader copy found deep in my saved links. It is a fun book about not fitting in for the reader ages 8 to 12- (young)-13. It is not overly an in depth story, but a reflective story that is relatable for most. The illustrations are pretty much what you see from the cover, but there are more details on the actual internal panels. It is still minimal in fine detailing, […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Health, Young Adult Tagged With: Arree Chung, Asian-American, Chinese families, middle school, Pacific Islander, self-esteem, Social Themes

BlackRaven's CBR18 Review No:143 · Genres: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fiction, Graphic Novels/Comic Books, Health, Young Adult · Tags: Arree Chung, Asian-American, Chinese families, middle school, Pacific Islander, self-esteem, Social Themes ·
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One little Mix up….or was it?

July 26, 2018 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

In the beginning the three colors Reds, Yellows and Blues lived in Harmony. That is, until one day a Red says, “Reds are better!”  Of course, Blues and Yellows will not stand for that and the three colors each make their own section of the city. That is until the day that two of the colors find themselves feeling good when they are with the other one. Of course, many did not like the colors mixing, but soon Yellow and Blue make a new color […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Fiction Tagged With: Arree Chung, colors, genders, Prejudice & Racism, Race

BlackRaven's CBR10 Review No:278 · Genres: Children's Books, Fiction · Tags: Arree Chung, colors, genders, Prejudice & Racism, Race ·
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    I wish I had read this review before I bought this Audible book. I am just at the halfway point...
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    May I join you at that dinner party? This book is well worth reading.
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    What to be said regarding this book you said as I agree with you about this book.
  • Maximoff
    on “To be so ravenous with desperation that the only way out is complete and utter annihilation. A torpedo made of your own sharpened body.”- Senaa Ahmad (or me about wanting to quit this book)
    Also, I appreciate your Godzilla gif as it sums up the way I felt .
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