Fifteen elite young adult authors deliver a whip-smart, beautifully inclusive modernization of William Shakespeare’s classic plays. Tackling vital modern themes of identity, social dynamics, and mental health through diverse perspectives.
A rich, flavorful tapestry of survival and hope. Moving between Ethiopia and the United States, Hadero’s vibrant prose follows refugees, immigrants, and displaced souls as they fight to belong. Using the universal language of food, these stories offer an intimate look at the culinary traditions that keep families anchored during hard times.
Fifteen voices, one powerful collection. Come On In, edited by Adi Alsaid, explores the diverse and often mirror-like experiences of young immigrants moving to the U.S. From Fiji to New Jersey, these stories tackle TSA anxiety, family dynamics, and the search for home. A tool for building empathy and understanding the “realness” of the immigrant struggle in America today.
Step back into the labyrinth of Hawthorne House. This offers fans a deeper look into the romance, secrets, and high-stakes puzzles of the Hawthorne brothers. While best read as a companion to the original trilogy, these stories provide a fascinating psychological look at family expectations and the drive for approval.