If you liked “The Hate U Give” and “Dear Martin” (and you should read both of those books if you haven’t already), you’ll like “Anger is a Gift”. What they are are essentially “issue books”, but good. Remember what “issue books” in the YA genre used to be like? Alternately melodramatic and saccharine, and inevitably preachy, I would groan every time I started a book on a topic related to social justice and realized it was meant to be more educational than well-written. You could […]