Listen: in no way are we condoning the death of the most ubiquitous symbol of Japanese pop culture. We are, however, condoning the reading of Angela S. Choi’s Hello Kitty Must Die ($11.21), her debut novel about a Chinese American girl seeking to overcome her Hello Kitty stereotype and her father’s expectations of settling into American suburbia… with a serial killer.
Don’t we all? Right.
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