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Tag Archives: Asian-American
Inside Out & Back Again
Thanhha Lai’s beautiful novel-in-verse tells the story of a girl’s journey from Vietnam to America. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reviews
Tagged Asian-American, authors of color, award winners, diversity, historical fiction, National Book Award, Newbery, novels in verse, Vietnam, youth fiction
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To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before & P.S. I Still Love You
Jenny Han’s hit books have a heady mix of relationships romantic and not, ethical dilemmas, trouble and hilarity. I was very excited to read just last week that Han is writing a new one. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reviews
Tagged #weNeedDiverseBooks, Asian-American, humor, teen fiction, teen romance
8 Comments
Kindred Spirits by Rainbow Rowell
Do you love Rainbow Rowell as much as I do? I thought I’d read everything she’d written – until Kate at Mom’s Radius posted about this one, a novella written especially for World Book Day in the UK. Happily, she’d … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reviews
Tagged Asian-American, diversity, fandom, realistic fiction, Star Wars, teen fiction
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Under a Painted Sky
I know, it’s almost June, and here I am still working on my Top 10 2015 Releases I Didn’t Get To. Once again, though, this cross-dressing adventure was worth the wait. Under a Painted Sky by Stacey Lee. G.P. Putnam’s … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reviews
Tagged African-American, Asian-American, diversity, teen historical fiction, Western
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Cybils Countdown – Easy Reader Finalists
The winners of the Cybils awards will be announced in just a couple more days! My daughter is in first grade right now, and though she prefers to check out early chapter books for herself, easy readers are really her … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged African-American, Armchair Cybils, Asian-American, Cybils, diversity, easy readers, Latino/a, multiculturalism
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Greenglass House
Not long after I finished reading the Kate Milford books the Book Smugglers sent me, her latest book came into the library! Greenglass House by Kate Milford. Clarion Books, 2014 Milo has grown up in an old mansion in the … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Asian-American, diversity, Kate Milford, Mystery, smugglers, youth fantasy
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The Shadow Hero
I’m tagging in at the very end of the More Diverse Universe that Aarti over at Booklust is hosting. Looking closely at the rules, I realized that none of the books with diverse characters that I already have waiting to … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged #diversiverse, Asian-American, diversity, graphic novels, superheroes, teen graphic novels
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American Born Chinese
Gene Luen Yang is a well-known graphic novel author. I can reel off a list of five or six books and series he’s written, but until now, hadn’t actually read any of them. I decided to remedy this problem starting … Continue reading
Asian-American Graphic Novels
Every other month or so, I put together an end panel display for my Adult Graphic Novel Collection, with a little bibliography on a bookmark for people to take – things like zombie graphic novels, or books by Will Eisner. … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Asian-American, bibliography, diversity, graphic novels, multiculturalism
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