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Kids say that the book is largely engaging and well-written, with many appreciating its exploration of complex themes such as slavery and resilience, although some found the initial chapters difficult to get into or the content too mature for younger readers. While it has moments of violence and dark imagery, the overall narrative is praised for its educational value and character development, making it suitable and enjoyable for older kids, particularly those over the age of 12.
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