ISBN 9781405291460
Rs. 640
Egmont
The Poet X
In Elizabeth Acevedo's powerful verse novel, Xiomara Batista is a Dominican-American teenager in Harlem who feels silenced by her strict, religious household. Expected to be obedient and devoted, Xiomara discovers an outlet for her frustrations, dreams, and identity when she secretly joins her school's slam poetry club.Why You Should Read? A compelling coming-of-age story told through evocative free verse. Explores universal themes of identity, faith, family expectations, and self-expression. Winner of multiple prestigious awards, including the CILIP Carnegie Medal and the National Book Award. Ideal for readers seeking stories about finding one's voice amidst cultural traditions and personal aspirations.
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