Check out these incredible reads.
If you’re looking for a few great additions to your bookshelf, we’ve got you covered!
Check out this collection of fantastic novels, memoirs, and story collections.
Houghton Mifflin
The Wangs vs.
The World by Jade Chang
“The thing about novels is that they can be terrible fun.
You’ll be looking at your own life through slightly dazzled eyes.”
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
It got me thinking about crucial intersections among AAPI, Texas, American, and global history."
Han builds on the underlying hidden unease of new American life to show how things can go wrong."
I’m half Japanese and feel grateful to have this kind of record and representation in book form."
Amazon
(I’m just as excited for her debut novel,The Archer, coming this fall.)"
Her characters are delightfully difficult to pin down, but always suffused with a palpable sense of longing."
C Pam Zhang
“This Filipino-American story collection by Alvar has stayed with me for a long while.
Knopf
Wang’s stories are by turns romantic, queer, quiet, loud, epic, intimate.
Here, a mother and child converse in ‘aftertime’ after the child dies by suicide.
To tell a story of inexpressible grief, Li wrote an uncategorizable book.”
I recommend this book so often.
The writing is highly compressed, with sharp moments of lyricism cast against an ever-increasing feeling of dread.
But beyond Ozeki’s craft, it’s simply an engrossing emotional read.
Knopf
I hope I one day write a novel as meaty and alive as this."
I often think of Otsuka’s beautiful composite when considering how specifics can elucidate a whole."
Pitchaya Sudbanthad
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