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August 5, 2022• by

5 Books by Asian and Asian American Authors for Summer 2022

Mochi celebrates the summer with five new books written by Asian women, released during summer 2022. ...

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Arts & Culture • Books

July 5, 2022• by

Anna Gracia Shares Why Boys Are Trash in “Boys I Know”

Anna Gracia's debut young adult novel "Boys I Know" paints a realistic picture of the pressures of being Asian American, touching on parent-child dynamics,...

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Arts & Culture • Books

June 7, 2022• by

Two Sisters Find that “This Place is Still Beautiful” Because It is Home

XiXi Tian tells an honest story of two biracial sisters who struggle with painful truths and find that “This Place is Still Beautiful” in the aftermath of...

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Arts & Culture • Books • Summer 2022

June 6, 2022• by

In Conversation with Sharan Dhaliwal, Author of “Burning My Roti”

Sharan Dhaliwal, the author of “Burning My Roti,” gets personal and honest, touching on her experiences with racism, body image disorders, and...

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June 6, 2022• by

“This Place is Still Beautiful”

The following is excerpted from XiXi Tian’s new novel, “This Place is Still Beautiful.” Tian was born in China and immigrated to the United...

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Arts & Culture • Books

May 31, 2022• by

Alexene Farol Follmuth’s “My Mechanical Romance” Makes STEM a Little Bit Steamy

Alexene Farol Follmuth's debut YA novel "My Mechanical Romance" is a must-read high school love story that also gives a glimpse of the challenges and...

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Arts & Culture • Books

May 9, 2022• by

Author Soon Wiley Talks “When We Fell Apart”

Debut novelist Soon Wiley talks with Mochi Magazine about outsider perspectives, the liminal state of being biracial, and his book "When We Fell Apart."...

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Black Allyship @ Mochi • Books

March 24, 2022• by

Actor John Cho on His Middle Grade Debut “Troublemaker,” the LA Riots, and Social Justice

When the George Floyd protests happened last year, actor John Cho immediately thought about how his children would understand and perceive the events unfolding...

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Arts & Culture • Books

March 8, 2022• by

Laura Gao Shows Us The Wuhan She Knows and More in “Messy Roots”

Laura Gao shows the Wuhan she knows, what it’s like growing up as a queer immigrant in Texas, and the diversity of Asian Americans in her graphic memoir...

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Arts & Culture • Books • Winter 2022

February 21, 2022• by

The Stories of Eva Chen and Sophie Diao Radiate in “I Am Golden”

“I Am Golden,” written by Eva Chen and illustrated by Sophie Diao, celebrates the strength of the immigrant story and the joy of being Chinese American. ...

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