Strangers in the Land

Strangers in the LandBy: Michael Luo From New Yorker editor and writer Michael Luo, a vivid, urgent history of two centuries of Chinese exclusion and the birth of anti Asian feeling in America. In 1889, when the Supreme Court upheld the Chinese Exclusion Acta measure barring Chinese laborers from entering the United States that remained in effect for more than fifty yearsJustice Stephen Johnson Field characterized the Chinese as a people residing apart by themselves. They

By: Lisi Harrison   | Series: girl stuff In the third installment of bestselling author Lisi Harrison’s middle grade series

each with its own quirks

Black Elegies is the second title of On Seeing

and the unlikely pair—the invisible girl and her blind sidekick—begin a journey together filled with intrigue

and enjoying the attention of not one

By: Gary Myers     A behind-the-scenes look at the high-pressure lives of NFL head coaches

Full Voice offers a fun

When a fox appears in his surgery with bad toothache

Etubi Onuchyo | Series: The Asiri An afrofuturistic graphic novel that’s X-Men meets Attack on Titan from the creators at YouNeek Studios (Iyanu: Child of Wonder

Showcased are nearly 150 creations – including dresses

In its scathing indictment of corrupt politics

a taxi dancer Tom knew back when