Poet Warrior: A Memoir by Joy Harjo

Join acclaimed poet Joy Harjo on a powerful journey through memory, music, family, and resilience. Blending stories, poetry, and reflection, she explores the experiences that shaped her life and art while celebrating the strength of Native traditions. Inspiring and deeply personal, this memoir invites readers to discover wisdom, healing, and the courage to find their own path.

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In the Time of Our History by Susanne Pari

One year after her sister’s death, Mitra returns home for a traditional family observance and uncovers secrets that change everything she thought she knew. As grief, family expectations, and long-buried truths collide, Mitra and her mother must confront the choices that shaped their lives. Emotional, powerful, and rich in Persian culture, this unforgettable story explores love, loss, and finding the courage to forge your own path.

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Abuela, Don’t Forget Me by Rex Ogle

A devastatingly beautiful tribute to unconditional love. Serving as a companion to Free Lunch, this poetic masterpiece chronicles Ogle’s survival through horrific childhood abuse at the hands of his mother, anchored entirely by the tender, complicated, and lifesaving sanctuary of his grandmother’s home.

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Age 16 by Rosena Fung

Three generations, one pivotal age. From 1950s China to 2000s Toronto, this visually stunning story explores how trauma and body image struggles are passed down through mothers and daughters. It is a heartbreaking yet hopeful examination of what it takes to break the cycle and find your own worth.

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