Books matching: navigating social conflicts
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- #1
'New Kid' by Jerry Craft follows the story of Jordan Banks, a young boy of color who starts attending a prestigious private school instead of the art school he dreamed of. Throughout the school year, Jordan faces challenges such as racism, microaggressions, and struggles to fit in as one of the few students of color at the school. Using his passion for drawing, Jordan navigates through social conflicts, bullies, and the complexities of being the new kid, all while dealing with issues of diversity and racism in his daily life. is a graphic novel that delves into serious topics like implicit bias and classism, with a mix of gentle humor that adds depth to the narrative.
- #2
Amelia Allenby, an unconventional protagonist, is struggling with society's expectations and hiding her true self behind a mask while battling her borderline personality. When she crosses paths with Sydney Goddard, a man running from his past and harboring insecurities, a delicate relationship forms. Their journey is a slow and introspective exploration of their fears, longings, and needs, set against the backdrop of Regency England. The plot revolves around their awkward conflicts, internal growth, and obstacles to finding happiness together, with a realistic portrayal of their struggles and the complexities of their bond.
Cat Sebastian's 'A Delicate Deception' is a calm and low-stakes romance that feels authentic in portraying the challenges faced by the hero and heroine as they navigate their relationship. The book delves into themes of anxiety, societal expectations, and the struggle to find acceptance and love, with well-developed characters and a believable storyline that captures the reader's attention.
After only a year of living at Crossbrook Cottage, Amelia had worn a path along the perimeter of the property, a comforting length of bare earth she had trod hundreds of times before, tracing the boun...
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