Neighborhood Lines by Michael Patrick MurphyMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Neighborhood Lines is an engrossing tale about the hardships and accomplishments of Boston life during the 1980s desegregation period. It follows two high school young men, one white and one black, as they navigate racial conflict, cultural gaps, and the struggle of combining familial devotion with emerging friendships. The book accurately depicts Boston's history, from bussing to corruption, while also providing light on common humanity and long-standing difficulties. Its detailed representation of empathy and relationships hits home, providing both historical context and a dramatic, fascinating tale. An essential read for anybody interested in Boston's rich, complicated history.
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