A highly lyrical contemporary ghost story about an isolated teen trying to save her cemetery home while uncovering an unexpected queer romance. Touching upon profound grief, Indigenous identity, and the fear of letting in a world of magical realism.
All My Rage weaves a brilliant, multi-generational story of love, systemic injustice, and survival through the eyes of two Pakistani American teens in a small desert town. Tackling institutional bias, grief, and addiction with breathtaking emotional ferocity, this powerful novel discusses structural privilege, empathy, and resilience.
A breathtaking, award-winning masterpiece of World War II fiction! It traces a decade of history through the letters of an incarcerated Japanese American boy and a French Jewish girl. Spanning from the desolation of Manzanar to European battlefields that explores patriotism, systemic racism, and the enduring power of human connection.
A historically accurate yet slow-paced post-WWI romance. The book explores the intense societal pressures and stigmas surrounding teen pregnancy in 1919 England.
A profoundly moving, eye-opening masterpiece of historical fiction. Take My Hand explores reproductive justice, systemic racism, and healthcare exploitation through the unsparing lens of a Black nurse in 1973 Alabama. Loosely based on shocking true events.