Chyna Reavers

But another coworker, when I got in the store that day, had read it because I was like, who has read this?

And we were just like, this book is so great.

And it was just so much fun to talk about and enjoy and the excitement and the level of energy around it.

I think is something that you don't get from every book, which is fine.

You know, there's, there's different things that we experienced when we read books.

And this was one where I felt I'm going to continue thinking about it for a while.

So, yeah.

Yes, I have a few others.

Warrior Girl Unearthed by Angeline Boulay.

Angeline Boulay is a Indigenous author who generally writes books about Indigenous young women who are in their teen years.

So this particular book focuses on the Repatriation Act and the ways that tribal communities are working to get artifacts returned to their communities.

sovereign nations and how the act in some ways prohibits that from happening.

It was very interesting.

I didn't know much about the Repatriation Act before this.

I love the way she writes.

It's very accessible, informative.

They're young adult books, but I think they are for anyone and everyone.

She does this wonderful job of framing young women who are strong, intelligent, and

just take charge while at the same time dealing with all the intricacies that teenagers are dealing with.

I really love her stories.