Nadia is an unapologetically British-Muslim writer and blogger at Headscarves and Hardbacks. Since graduating with a BA in English Language and Literature, she now spends far too much time drinking tea when she’s not spilling it, watching documentaries and writing novels she will never finish. Follow her on Twitter: @wordsbynadia.
If you're looking to expand your TBR with some Asian American YA books this year then here's a round up of 20 books to get you started!
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These co-written YA books are here to prove that two heads are always better than one and team work does, indeed, make the dream work.
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Examining the decline of dystopian YA stories in Hollywood, its current status in literature and how the genre now reflects our everyday realities.
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