Highlighting Diverse Collections Archive

A comics memoir set in the 90s follows MariNaomi, an Asian American in Japan, as she experiences otherness, culture clashes, generation gaps, and youthful impetuosity.

In this children’s graphic novel, Indian-American teen Priyanka attempts to reconnect with her mother's homeland through a magical pashmina shawl.

This award-winning illustrated memoir chronicles a family’s escape from their home in 1970s Vietnam and their migration to the United States as refugees.

A science fiction tale about gender identity and transracial adoption begins when a Korean nine-year-old AI named Jesse is adopted and sent to live with a couple in America.

Humorous and heartfelt, this graphic memoir illuminates the author’s experience growing up as a queer Chinese-American immigrant in Texas.

Set in the author’s hometown on the island of Maui, this is a beautifully illustrated graphic novel centered around a family’s interpersonal relationships as they deal with their grief.

A semi-autobiographical story of a second-generation American Vietnamese teenager who helps his mother learn English through fairy tales while struggling to tell her about his sexuality.

Steeped in art deco and steampunk aesthetics, Monstress tells the story of a teenage girl in an alternate 1900s Asia who shares a mysterious psychic link with a powerful monster.