Reddit reviews Raising Mixed Race: Multiracial Asian Children in a Post-Racial World (New Critical Viewpoints on Society)

I got you covered OP. "Mixed" babies aren't cuter/stronger/smarter than everyone else, they're just valued by Asians because they think European traits are more attractive than their own ugly traits. For reference, please check out all the mixed/white celebrities that dot all of Asia despite their relatively small numbers. Additionally, being "mixed" as it is seen in America is only cute on kids, and unless your child is particularly ambiguous, most people will assume they're just Asian. Bad news: Asians in America still carry this dumbass attitude and believe European looks are better, but have the additional joy of being in a white-majority country, so... a lot of "mixed" people gradually become Asian "+" (whereas in Asia they might see them as much more "white"). Anyway, best of luck with your child. You can take any "Hawaiian" book with a grain of salt unless you plan on living in Hawaii. Instead, I'd recommend Sharon Chang's "Raising Mixed Race: Multiracial Asian Children in a Post-Racial World", so you can skip all the flowery language and just cut to what's relevant and usable.

Best wishes, r/hapas