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One Thousand Beginnings and Endings
Group Discussion

Group Discussion: A Thousand Beginnings and Endings

Posted on14 August, 201812 August, 2018

Welcome to the Rich in Color group discussion of A Thousand Beginnings and Endings! We’re over the moon about this short story anthology centering Asian stories by Asian authors. Read […] Read More

Picture Us in the Light
Book Reviews, Contemporary, LGBTQIA

Review: Picture Us in the Light

Posted on18 May, 20184 April, 2021

Title: Picture Us in the Light Author: Kelly Loy Gilbert Genres: Contemporary Pages: 361 Publisher: Disney-Hyperion Availability: Available now! Summary: Danny Cheng has always known his parents have secrets. But when […] Read More

Interviews

Author Interview with Gloria Chao

Posted on30 January, 201822 January, 2018

I’ve been beyond excited for Gloria Chao’s upcoming YA book American Panda. Set at MIT, American Panda follows Mei, a Taiwanese American college freshman who’s set to follow her parents’ […] Read More

Mystery

Review: Shadow Girl

Posted on26 January, 201822 January, 2018

Title: Shadow Girl Author: Liana Liu Genres: Mystery, Paranormal Pages: 336 pages Publisher: HarperTeen Availability: Available now! Summary: The house on Arrow Island is full of mystery. Yet when Mei […] Read More

Book Reviews, Fantasy

Review: Forest of a Thousand Lanterns

Posted on10 November, 201728 October, 2017

Title: Forest of a Thousand Lanterns Author: Julie C. Dao Genres: Fantasy Pages: 363 Publisher: Philomel Books Review Copy: Library Availability: Available now! Summary: An East Asian fantasy reimagining of […] Read More

Interviews

Author Interview: F.C. Yee

Posted on26 September, 201723 September, 2017

The Epic Crush of Genie Lo has been on my radar for a while, and for good reason — it sounds, well, epic. And it turns out, it truly is! […] Read More

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