In The Judgment of Yoyo Gold, Isaac Blum offers readers an authentic, frank, and deeply human portrait of adolescence. Through Yoyo’s sensitive and courageous journey, the novel captures the real and raw experience of being a teenager. For Jewish teens and families, especially those who are not Orthodox, the book is both a window and a mirror. For all readers, it is a reminder that part of growing up is learning how to decide which values truly matter, and how to live them with integrity.
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