[In the following review, Jefferson asserts that Senna's Caucasia is a moving novel which explores fully the implications of being racially or culturally mixed in America.]

[In the following review, Yang points out certain flaws in Senna's Caucasia, including sounding too much like a race treatise and problems with time.]

[In the following review, Schmidt discusses Birdie's struggle for identity and acceptance in Senna's Caucasia.]

[In the following review, Linfield lauds Senna's Caucasia for its realistic and complex portrayal of racial identity in America.]

[In the following review, the critic praises Senna's Caucasia for its effective evocation of being caught between two races.]

[In the following review, Reiher briefly describes the obstacles that Birdie, the adolescent narrator of Senna's Caucasia, faces as she grows up.]

[In the following review, Seaman praises Senna's Caucasia as "thematically and dramatically rich."]

[In the following review, Funderberg praises the narrative voice of Senna's Caucasia.]

[In the following review, Shapiro lauds Senna's debut novel, Caucasia.]

[In the following review, Flexman discusses the racial divide explored in Senna's Caucasia.]