America Is Not the Heart by Elaine Castillo
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
After a long and seemingly-lost chapters of eczema and kulam, queer love, small community, questionable harassment, sapakan sa school, salon-and-make-up, barbeque and lutong ulam, multitude of mother tongues and NPA history with chummy-ing Marcos, it gave me an ending that I deserve: open-ended and hopeful.
The family, having dinner together, eating pancit is gold. It may seem mundane to other cultures, boring even, but having a dinner together is an original portrayal of a Family time. And for every Filipino, it matters.
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