Unbroken: 13 Stories Starring Disabled Teens by Marieke Nijkamp Review
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Written by Marieke Nijkamp Published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux in 2018 ISBN: 978-0374306502 Plot Summary: This anthology tells the stories of 13 different people who are in some way either physically or mentally disabled. The stories all blend together and weave a tale that shows that things are not always what they seem. From the first story called The Long Road where a mentally disabled girl goes in search of cure to The Leap and the Fall which tells a story of carnival strangeness and a love story of a girl in a wheelchair who is falling for her best friend, there is sure to be something that will bring a mix of emotions to anyone who reads this book. My favorite story was Mother Nature's Youngest Daughter by Keah Brown as I am a big fan of fantasy that involves super powers. I enjoyed the fact that the whole family had the ability to control a different part of the weather/nature and that the main character who has cerebral palsy was able to use her power to get back at the