Boulley, Angeline
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Angeline Boulley and the Importance of Humor in Native Stories
The YA author shares how laughter through tears is a survival tactic employed by her protagonists—and Indigenous people—to get through difficult times.
Sisters in the Wind
A gritty story of trust and betrayal, Lucy’s life absorbs readers and leaves them wanting more. A definite first buy.
Warrior Girl Unearthed
Perry’s dreams, desires, culture, traditions, and actions create a compelling narrative about one teen’s attempt to undo some of the injustices her community and people have faced. Strong first buy.
Firekeeper’s Daughter
The multiple languages spoken by characters in this book are best heard spoken aloud, making this a must-buy audiobook for any high school or public library.
Diverse Mentorship: Angeline Boulley and Diana Ma in Conversation
Debut novelists and former We Need Diverse Books mentees Diana Ma and Angeline Boulley discuss their writing challenges, their families’ reactions to their novels, and using the YA genre to discuss identity and culture.
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Firekeeper’s Daughter
A strong crime fiction addition to any library, educators will find this text useful in discussions of character growth, social justice, and Native issues.
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