Into White, Randi Pink
Into White, Randi Pink
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Into White

Author: Randi Pink

Narrator: Adenrele Ojo

Unabridged: 6 hr 59 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 01/03/2017


Synopsis

LaToya Williams lives in Montgomery, Alabama, and attends a mostly white high school. It seems as if her only friend is her older brother, Alex. Toya doesn’t know where she fits in, but after a run-in with another student, she wonders if life would be different if she were . . . different. And then a higher power answers her prayer: to be “anything but black.”

Toya is suddenly white, blond, and popular. Now what?

Randi Pink’s audacious fiction debut dares to explore a subject that will spark conversations about race, class, and gender.

About Randi Pink

Randi Pink grew up in the South and attended a mostly white high school. She lives with her husband and their two rescue dogs in Birmingham, Alabama, where she works for a branch of National Public Radio. Into White was her fiction debut.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Kali on June 11, 2016

Randi Pink's INTO WHITE is heartfelt, painful, profound, and incredibly important--an exploration into racism, sexism, and classism in modern America, an unflinching look at the bigotry and prejudices that wear people down from the outside and gnaw at them from the inside, but ultimately hopeful--ab......more

Goodreads review by Caleb on May 29, 2016

This is a touching and heartfelt book, filled with humor and hope and some very important lessons about identity and learning to love yourself. INTO WHITE is a modern fairy tale by way of The Twilight Zone - a Cinderella story in which Cinderella discovers, only by having her most fervent wish grant......more

Goodreads review by CW ✨ on April 08, 2017

I heard that when people read the synopsis for this novel, it made them feel apprehensive and anxious. I hope, with this review, I may help in trying to dispel some apprehensions that you may have. Into White presents a fascinating premise and also asks a very compelling what if - what if a black gir......more

Goodreads review by JumbleofJargon on January 18, 2017

Updated 1-18-17 After discussing this with a friend, I find that the way Randi Pink approaches this topic is too superficial. This is potentially dangerous because eating disorders are discussed casually as a villainous/heinous attribute and one of the major subjects this book focuses on - race - is......more

Goodreads review by Candice on September 24, 2024

I've read all of Randi Pink's books and I will say that she's definitely improved since 2016 with this one. As a resident of Alabama, I always get that "I know this or I recall that" moments when reading and it's so easy to relate. This book did a lot of stereotyping the Black and white of the world......more