Who would you recommend this book to? Why?

[Ukaegbu Confidence]

I would recommend this book to young adults, teens, and adults, too, seeing as there are some important lessons to be learned even if this is not a memoir or book written solely for the purpose of education. I would also recommend this book to any kid whose parents are going through a divorce. Fans of historical fiction will also enjoy this book.

[Beatrice Omasaki]

This book is best for middle-grade and young adult readers as well as readers interested in historical fiction. I think the historical elements and the incorporation of local Texas history into the plot provide an engaging backdrop that can appeal to these two groups because they will enjoy learning about history through fiction.

[Christian Jordan]

I recommend "Sandpeople" to young adults and readers who enjoy emotional, coming-of-age stories about personal development, family complexities, divorce, and self-discovery.

[Adaboo King]

I see most of the commentary focuses on the younger ones to take a look at the book. What about the parents? They are the center of this divorce brouhaha in the book.

[Zanne Crystle]

I would recommend this book to children aged 10-17. I believe they would be able to relate to Lea and her thoughts and experiences, particularly if they have parents who are divorced or going through a divorce.

[Vincent Ondieki]

I recommend this book to anyone who values well-crafted moral and who wants to learn more about it

[rajesh kumar jain]

I would recommend this book to my little sister. She's been a huge fan of such genre.