Book details
Chloe Leiberman (Sometimes Wong)
Description
This is the deal with Chloe Leiberman (sometimes Wong): She lives, breathes, sleeps, eats and drinks fashion. She's half Jewish (father) and half Chinese (mother). She has one bow-tie(like Tucker Carlson)-wearing brother. Shes stuck in the OC. She always knows the right thing to wear. And what you should be wearing, too. She is a senior in high school. She didn't apply to college, even though her parents think she did. She has two best friendsSpring, 100% WASP, and Sue, 100% NOT. She's talented but doesn't know it yet. She dreams about going to design school in London.This is her application.From the Hardcover edition.
Age
12-18
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
224 pages
Why to read
- Cultural Exploration: The book delves into the complexities of a biracial identity, offering readers insight into the experiences of Chloe Leiberman, who is half Jewish and half Chinese. This exploration can foster understanding and empathy towards diverse cultural backgrounds.
- Fashion and Passion: For those interested in fashion, the book provides a glimpse into the world of a fashion-obsessed teenager. It can inspire readers to pursue their own passions and dreams, no matter how ambitious they may seem.
- Coming-of-Age Story: As a young adult novel, it captures the essence of growing up and the challenges that come with it. Readers can relate to the universal themes of self-discovery, friendship, and the pursuit of one's goals.
- Humor and Wit: Carrie Rosten infuses the narrative with humor and wit, making it an enjoyable and entertaining read. The book's lighthearted tone can provide a delightful escape while also delivering meaningful messages.