Wanda Seasongood and the Mostly True Secret
Susan Lurie
2020 · 2021 edition
240 pages
The most popular identity & belonging books of 2020
Books about identity and belonging ask who you are and where you fit. Characters caught between cultures, classes, families or versions of themselves try to find a place to stand. These stories speak to anyone who has ever felt out of place, which is nearly everyone. This list shows the ones first published in 2020.
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Pixieland Diaries A Fairy Tale Retelling with Pixies
Christina Bauer
Published 2020
330 pages
Fat
Hanne Blank
Published 2020
144 pages
We Are All His Creatures
Deborah Noyes
Published 2020
288 pages
Beyond
M. C. Winkkle
Published 2020
280 pages
Cloud Hopper
Beth Kephart
Published 2020
332 pages
Psychology of Belonging
Kelly-Ann Allen
Published 2020
130 pages
Final Harvest
Mary Dunbar, Barbara Howard
Published 2020
164 pages
Introverted Me
Kevin Martz
Published 2020
405 pages
Hong Kong in Revolt The Protest Movement and the Future of China
Loong Yu Au
Published 2020
198 pages
Girl in the Air
Tyler Pike
Published 2020
284 pages
Who You Are
Michael J. Spivey
Published 2020
376 pages
Time's Musicians
Mark Paul Oleksiw
Published 2020
348 pages
Bisexual and Pansexual Identities
Nikki Hayfield
Published 2020
132 pages
Bianca De Lumière
Lisette Prendé
Published 2020
302 pages
Gabe's Guardian Angel
Beverly Stowe McClure
Published 2020
210 pages
Cadre Kids
Mary Mulligan
Published 2020
334 pages
War, Memory, And National Identity In The Hebrew Bible
Cambridge University Press, Jacob L. Wright
Published 2020
Out of Line and Offline Queer Mobilizations in '90s Eastern India
Pawan Dhall
Published 2020
145 pages
Bisexuality in Europe Sexual Citizenship, Romantic Relationships, and Bi+ Identities
Emiel Maliepaard, Renate Baumgartner
2020 · 2022 edition
212 pages
Wishbone
Anna Garcia Schaper
Published 2020
320 pages
Lucid Design
Kate Tailor
Published 2020
314 pages
The Vanishing Half
Brit Bennett
2020 · 2021 edition
384 pages
Finding Ourselves in a Crowd What 18 Out-of-the-box Jews Can Teach Us about Individuality in Orthodoxy
Gilah Manolson
Published 2020
224 pages