I just received my Winter issue of
Multicultural Review, and was pleasantly surprised to see a review of
Romina's Rangoli inside. Besides giving a great summary of the book, the reviewer, Kena Sosa, has this to say:
"Romina's Rangoli depicts the dilemma of many biracial and multiracial children today. We've come a long way, but sometimes we forget about those in the middle who have more than one box to check, none of which includes their entire cultural background... As the population of biracial and multiracial children continues to grow (expecting one soon myself), we must have literature that grows with them as well, books like Romina's Rangoli."
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