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Books like Locomotion

12 books with a reading profile close to Locomotion by Jacqueline Woodson. Inward-looking and thought-provoking; an easy read.

  1. 1 The Hate U Give

    The Hate U Give

    by Angie Thomas, Angie Thomas

    Also inward-looking and thought-provoking · narrative, accessible

    Sixteen-year-old Starr Carter lives a split existence between her impoverished neighborhood, Garden Heights, and her wealthy suburban prep school.

  2. 2 The Kite Runner--the graphic novel

    The Kite Runner--the graphic novel

    by Khaled Hosseini

    Also thought-provoking · narrative, accessible

    Amir, a wealthy boy from Kabul, lives with a heavy conscience after failing to intervene when his friend Hassan is assaulted following a kite-fighting tournament.

  3. 3 The Book of Unknown Americans

    The Book of Unknown Americans

    by Cristina Henríquez

    Also inward-looking and thought-provoking · narrative, accessible

    Two families move into the same apartment building in Delaware: the Riveras, who came from Mexico, and the Toros from Panama.

  4. 4 American Born Chinese

    American Born Chinese

    by Gene Luen Yang

    Also inward-looking and thought-provoking · narrative, accessible

    Gene Luen Yang weaves together three distinct narrative threads to examine the internal conflicts of cultural assimilation.

  5. 5 Ghost Boys

    Ghost Boys

    by Jewell Parker Rhodes

    Also inward-looking and thought-provoking · narrative, accessible

    Jerome is a twelve-year-old boy killed by a police officer who thinks his toy gun is real.

  6. 6 Little Bee

    Little Bee

    by Chris Cleave

    Also thought-provoking · narrative, accessible

    The story follows two women whose lives intersect on a Nigerian beach during a violent encounter involving an oil company’s mercenaries.

  7. 7 Small Great Things

    Small Great Things

    by Jodi Picoult

    narrative, accessible

    Ruth Jefferson, a labor and delivery nurse with twenty years of experience, begins her shift at a Connecticut hospital only to be reassigned because a patient’s parents are white supremacists who demand that no African…

  8. 8 The Spectacular Now

    The Spectacular Now

    by Tim Tharp

    Also inward-looking and thought-provoking · narrative, accessible

    Sutter Keely is a high school senior in a small Oklahoma town who lives for parties and drinking and thinks of himself as the life of every gathering.

  9. 9 Tom Lake

    Tom Lake

    by Ann Patchett

    Also inward-looking and thought-provoking · narrative, accessible

    During the 2020 pandemic, Lara gathers with her three adult daughters on their family cherry orchard in Michigan.

  10. 10 The Beekeeper of Aleppo

    The Beekeeper of Aleppo

    by Christy Lefteri

    Also inward-looking and thought-provoking · narrative, accessible

    Nuri is a beekeeper who tends to hives in the Syrian city of Aleppo alongside his wife, Afra, an artist who loses her sight after a bomb kills their young son.

  11. 11 This One Summer

    This One Summer

    by Mariko Tamaki

    Also inward-looking · narrative, accessible

    Rose and Wind are childhood friends who reunite every July at a lakeside cabin in Awago Beach.

  12. 12 Signal Fires

    Signal Fires

    by Dani Shapiro

    Also inward-looking and thought-provoking · narrative, accessible

    Two families, the Wilfs and the Shenkmans, live as neighbors in a Connecticut town.

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