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Just a family tradition

Cemetery Game by Alan Woo and Rachel Wada

July 1, 2026 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

Cemetery Game by Alan Woo and illustrator Rachel Wada is due September 2026 and was read via an online reader.  And now comes the more fun part of the review, but also a bit tricky to write. I was not a huge fan of things. I liked the idea of culture, family and traditions, but it felt flat. I liked the presentation, but the illustrations felt off, like maybe a bit computerized or not fully human formed. Yet, this is a nice book. It introduces […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Fiction, Health, History, Poetry, Religion Tagged With: Alan Woo, Alan Woo and Rachel Wada, Asian American & Pacific Islander, celebrations, Chinese spring festival Ching Ming, Death, family, family tradition, grief, holidays, Multigenerational, Rachel Wada, religious, Social Themes

BlackRaven's CBR18 Review No:172 · Genres: Children's Books, Fiction, Health, History, Poetry, Religion · Tags: Alan Woo, Alan Woo and Rachel Wada, Asian American & Pacific Islander, celebrations, Chinese spring festival Ching Ming, Death, family, family tradition, grief, holidays, Multigenerational, Rachel Wada, religious, Social Themes ·
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