32 Books That Celebrate Diversity

by Jabari Asim

A wonder-filled novel about the power of words and stories to bring hope to the most difficult situations. Full review >

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by Jane Pek

With an inquisitive, clever, and curious narrator, this adventurous mystery is both scary and hilarious. Full review >

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by Aamina Ahmad

A feat of storytelling not to be missed. Full review >

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by Lisa Bird-Wilson

An unsparing exploration of the injustices wrought by misogyny and settler colonialism. Full review >

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by John Weir

Sharp, elegiac, angry, funny stories with a searing loneliness often just underneath the surface. Full review >

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by Monica Ali

A keen look at London life, relationships (especially interracial ones)—and a return to Ali’s most celebrated territory. Full review >

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by Marie Myung-Ok Lee

This story is filled with as much heartache and healing as it is historical significance. Full review >

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by Adriana Herrera

In a word, marvelous. Full review >

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by Editors of New York Magazine with Lisa Miller

A fully immersive, creatively formatted appreciation for an indefatigable politician and people’s champion. Full review >

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by Jeff Yang & Phil Yu & Philip Wang

A hip, entertaining book, as imaginative in its presentation and stories as the generation it portrays. Full review >

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by Sasha taqwšəblu LaPointe

An engaging, poetic, educative examination of the search for home and personal and cultural identity. Full review >

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by Frans de Waal

Engaging, enlightening, and deeply informative. Full review >

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edited by Dahr Jamail & Stan Rushworth

A refreshingly unique and incredibly informative collection of vital Indigenous wisdom. Full review >

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by Margo Jefferson

A dynamic, unflinchingly candid examination of the impacts of race and class on culture and the author’s own life. Full review >

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by Nyle DiMarco with Robert Siebert

An honest, heartfelt, and thoroughly memorable portrayal of growing up Deaf. Full review >

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