All the Yellow Suns

Maya Krishnan cares fiercely about her family, friends and immigrant community, but she has learned to be cautious in her conservative Florida suburb. Juneau Zale approaches the same world with the confidence that wealth and privilege afford. When Juneau invites Maya into a secret group of young artists and activists, Maya finds new ways to express her anger and hopes for change. Their friendship becomes romantic, drawing Maya more deeply into both the group's work and Juneau's orbit. Yet the relationship also exposes uncomfortable differences between them. As admiration gives way to questions, Maya must decide what she believes and how to speak for herself, even when doing so threatens someone she loves.