Join us in celebrating Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month! Now is the perfect time to reflect on the many traditions and influences of the AANHPIs--check out a sampling of related materials available from the University Libraries:
The Souls of Yellow Folk: essays by 
Voting Together: intergenerational politics and civic engagement among Hmong Americans by 
Immigrant Agency: Hmong American movements and the politics of racialized incorporation by 
Here to Stay: Uncovering South Asian American history by 
Chinese Americans in the Heartland: migration, work and community by 
Straight A's: Asian American college students in their own words by 
Kika Kila: how the Hawaiian steel guitar changed the sound of modern music by 
Surface Relations: queer forms of Asian American inscrutability by 
Kenjiro Nomura, American Modernist: an Issei artist's journey by 
Thank You, Mr. Nixon: stories by 
When You Trap a Tiger by 
Interior Chinatown by 
Asian American Connective Action in the Age of Social Media by 
Stolen Pride: loss, shame, and the rise of the right by 
Source Code : my beginnings by 
Strange Pictures by 
Beautiful Ugly by 
Famous Last Words by 
The Life Cycle of the Common Octopus by 
The Vanishing Point: stories by 
All the Water in the World by 
The Quiet Librarian by 
Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by 
Great Big Beautiful Life by 
Black Woods, Blue Sky by 
Last Twilight in Paris by 
The Bones Beneath My Skin by 
The Crash by 
The Last Bookstore on Earth by 
Doctored : fraud, arrogance, and tragedy in the quest to cure Alzheimer's by 
Through the years, the Hatfield Library has asked staff and faculty if they would be willing to promoted reading by posing for a photo while holding their favorite or most influential book. Many were a little camera shy, but they recognized the importance of reading so they were willing to play along. The resulting READ posters have been a delight for all of us! To view more posters, check out WU READS Posters.
Joni Roberts
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