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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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Amah Faraway by Margaret Chiu Greanias. Illustrated by Tracy Subisak
A heartwarming and beautifully painted picture book about a girl building a real relationship with her grandmother when she and her mother travel to Taiwan. Continue reading
Posted in books, picture books, Realistic, Reviews
Tagged Asian-American, grandparents, Margaret Chiu Greanias, picture books, Taiwan, Tracy Subisak, travel
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