In Godolia, tyranny runs rampant, thanks to the giant mechanized weapons, known as Windups, aiding the rulers.
A life of crime is not for everyone
A year after the death of her best friend Trina Low, Najwa Bakri enters her first Scrabble competition in the hopes of healing and moving on with her life.
Watari and Wu’s new picture book inspired by daughters
As a young girl in the 1980s, Korey Watari could not find books with characters who looked like her.
Review: The satirical absurdity of Chou’s ‘Disorientation’
Ingrid Yang’s future is laid out cleanly before her: Get her Ph.D., marry her fiancé, get a tenure-track teaching job and eventually retire and die of old age.
Book recommendations: Protecting the ones we love
Pahua Moua is known for being weird. The 11-year-old Hmong American girl can see spirits—including a cat spirit named Miv—and spends her days babysitting her younger brother Matt.
Pham’s ‘7 Forms of Respect’ made possible by community support
In her community-building work, Julie Pham has seen her share of friction between people.
Book recommendations: Banning books won’t stop us from reading them
Things are starting to look up for Mia Tang and her parents. Two years after arriving in the United States, they’ve gone from living in their car to running and living at the Calivista Motel in Anaheim, California.
Book recommendations: Why be perfect when you can be yourself?
With no boyfriend and no job prospects, Jasmine Tran finds herself back home after college, working at her parents’ donut shop.
AAPIs in show business
Alia Dunn just landed her dream job. After paying her dues at TV’s top outdoor travel channel, she’s finally able to produce a series highlighting Utah’s national parks—a tribute to her late apong, who first introduced her to the outdoors and sparked her love for travel.
Top reads of 2021
Another year has passed and while 2021 was definitely better than 2020, it was only slightly so. But we made it!
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