Elizabeth Acevedo

Elizabeth Acevedo is an author known for her contributions to contemporary young adult literature. Her notable works include "The Poet X," which explores themes of identity and self-expression through poetry, and "Clap When You Land," a novel that delves into family and grief. Acevedo's writing often reflects her Dominican heritage and the experiences of young people navigating complex emotions.

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Books by Elizabeth Acevedo

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The Poet X
Elizabeth Acevedo
4.4 (62k) average on GoodreadsYoung Adult
In Harlem, a fierce Afro-Latina teenager named Xiomara writes secret poems, using them as a microphone to fight her mother's religious rules and a world that tries to quiet her voice and forbidden love.
Clap When You Land
Elizabeth Acevedo
4.4 (27k) average on GoodreadsYoung Adult
Two sisters, unknowingly separated by an ocean and their father's secret life, are brought together by his sudden death, forcing them to navigate grief, betrayal, and the complex, newfound bond that reshapes their futures.