Reviewed by Michelle, a high school student

Across So Many Seas presents several unique perspectives on immigration, belonging, and familial difficulties. The novel has been split into four separate stories, within several diverse time periods, all detailing Jewish journeys through persecution, violence, and treks. The vast difference in years between the stories provides a position on the issues the girls face and their relevance to the world today. Overall, the book is an excellent read for people researching changes in Jewish culture today, or readers looking for a riveting story of travel and self-discovery.