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Tag Archives: Indian-American
For Real: Nikhil Out Loud, On Air with Zoe Washington, and The Many Masks of Andy Zhou
Here are three realistic middle grade books I’ve enjoyed recently, from Maulik Pancholy, Janae Marks, and Jack Cheng Continue reading
Posted in Books, Middle Grade
Tagged African-American, art, Asian-American, baking, Chinese-American, energetic, humor, Indian-American, LGBTQ, Michigan, Middle Grade, podcasting, theater, thoughtful, youth fiction
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The Loophole by Naz Kutub
A queer teen tries to track down his missing ex-boyfriend to win him back, with help from a possible genie, in this winning debut. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Realistic, Romance, Teen/Young Adult
Tagged Indian-American, LGBTQ, teen fantasy, teen fiction, teen romance, travel
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Much Ado about Baseball and Ophie’s Ghosts
Two of my most-anticipated summer books: Much Ado about Baseball by Rajani LaRocca and Ophie’s Ghosts by Justina Ireland. Continue reading
Life Between Cultures: Red, White and Whole and Amina’s Song
ere are two moving stories from Rajani LaRocca and Hena Khan, both authors I’ve enjoyed in the past, telling stories of middle school life for first-generation Americans, and which hit the spot for me so perfectly it was really hard to put them down. Continue reading


