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As a Nigerian who grew up with the same sun restrictions, seeing the main character's albinism handled with such authenticity felt like finally being seen. The way the author blends local folklore with a fast-paced adventure had me turning pages past my bedtime.

I read this with my daughter and we both got hooked on Sunny’s struggle between two worlds — the albino detail felt so specific and real. The pacing kept us turning pages late into the night.

I was immediately hooked by Sunny's struggle with albinism in Nigeria—it's a perspective I've never seen in a middle-grade story. The way the book weaves magic into her everyday challenges feels completely natural and keeps the pages turning.