Can’t-Miss Teen and Tween Audiobooks for AANHPI Month and Beyond

In Samantha Chong’s YA novel Prodigal Tiger, heroine Caroline Chua is summoned home from school to face a ghostly adversary in a tale woven through with Malaysian folklore. In Patricia Park’s Ambrosia Lee Drops the Mic, a former child actress attempts to break into stand-up comedy with hilarious consequences. And in When Tomorrow Burns, three middle school students embark on a quest that will change the course of their lives.

As we celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage (AANHPI) Month, we’re filling our audiobook playlists with stories for teens and tweens written by authors and voiced by narrators across a diverse array of AANHPI cultures, heritages, and identities. Whether you’re looking for fantasy epics, contemporary romps, moving historical fiction, or supernatural thrillers, these audios will top your May playlist and keep you listening all year long.

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