5 out of 5 🌟W onderful and touching story Have you ever been forced to spend a whole Summer with your relatives in some faraway small town? That’s something that happened to Ethan Charlie Harper as a punishment for his misbehavior. Ethan was living in Arcadia, Washington and perspective of spending his whole Summer down in Ellison, Alabama sounded extremely boring for him. He would’ve been right if not the fact that Ethan was a mixed-race kid and it was the year 1955. It’s a beautiful and touching story about friendship, race, searching for your inner circle and a place where you belong. It’s impossible to finish The invincible Summer.. without feeling wrath and resentment towards all the unlawful actions that have happened before and happens today against people of color. This story affected me in so many ways. It made me cry and laugh and — most importantly- made me think about all the privileges I was born with. The Invincible Summer of Juniper Jones...