Albany Area Schools Book Club discussion

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This book brings a lot of intrigue with the interesting choice of multiple perspectives. Usually, the perspectives are close together in the story, not from different countries. I like the aspect of this book of putting someone in power who is out of politics, who didn't grow up in it so is still unaffected by it, giving power to people who don't want it. I think this is a good YA book because everyone makes mistakes, but you have to own up to them to grow as a person and become a better leader. It shows a good role model, doing what's best for others rather than thinking about yourself.