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Publisher
Flatiron Books
ISBN-10
1250834783
ISBN-13
9781250834782
eBay Product ID (ePID)
10057259811
Product Key Features
Book Title
Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion : a Novel
Number of Pages
288 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Lgbt / Lesbian, Literary, Asian American
Publication Year
2022
Genre
Fiction
Format
Hardcover
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Item Height
1.3 in
Item Weight
15.9 Oz
Item Length
9.6 in
Item Width
6.5 in
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LCCN
2022-003578
Reviews
"Rehman's storytelling shares the elliptical grace of poetry. Her deeply sensitive protagonist, Razia, comes into sharp-focus like a shaken photograph, and Queens rears off the page in all its glorious vibrancy and complexity. I loved every moment I spent in Razia's company. A stunning novel from a vital writer." --Karen Russell, author of Swamplandia! and Orange World "With a poet's sensibility for language, Bushra Rehman has created a tender and multi-layered story of young Muslim women navigating a complicated and racialized world. This novel will break your heart open." --Daisy Hernández, author of The Kissing Bug "An unforgettable novel of almost luminous vitality, rich with the episodic texture of life, heavy with love for its characters, shining with beauty and pain. Rehman's prose is a knife, and I would let her cut out my heart again and again." --Rufi Thorpe, author of The Knockout Queen " Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion is a brave, beauty-filled book that takes you by the hand and into Razia's world. This book made me nostalgic for Queens and reminded me to take care of the girl who still lives inside me. I love this lush, lovely book--it deepens our understanding of the human experience and is a fiercely beautiful and honest ode to all girls becoming women." --Ishle Yi Park, poet laureate of Queens and author of The Temperature of This Water and Angel & Hannah "Endearing, irreverent, and engaging. Bushra Rehman writes through the insightfully humorous lens of a sharp second-generation, Queens-bred Desi New Yorker. In Razia, she has created a unique character that is daring, hilarious, vulnerable and fierce. You will want to keep traveling with her long after the book ends." --DJ Rekha, A Most Anticipated Book (The Millions, Autostraddle, Lit Hub) "Razia's growing pains with her cultural heritage, Muslim faith, parental pressures, queer sexuality, and more lead to self-discoveries that help her reshape complex family and friendship ties. These pages are filled with plenty of 1980s Pakistani and American markers - music, movies, books, clothing - to evoke a singular worldview of the Pakistani immigrant community of that time and place." --NPR (A Best Book of the Year) "Stellar...Deeply immersive...The scenes brim with the pluck and tumult of young friendship while also portraying the uneasy racial balance that the first-generation children navigate in 1980s Queens...A distinctive and infectious voice takes hold of the reader from the first page." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "The beauty of this story is watching Razia become stronger, independent, even rebellious... Rehman's masterful prose, peppered with Urdu phrases, evokes rich emotional and social nuances regarding a particularly sensitive divide between generations in a community of immigrants trying to hold on to their culture even as they make new lives for themselves in a new country." -- Booklist (starred review) "Rehman's storytelling shares the elliptical grace of poetry. Her deeply sensitive protagonist, Razia, comes into sharp-focus like a shaken photograph, and Queens rears off the page in all its glorious vibrancy and complexity. I loved every moment I spent in Razia's company. A stunning novel from a vital writer." --Karen Russell, author of Swamplandia! and Orange World "Enchanting, smart, and keenly observed, Bushra Rehman's Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion shows us the wiry exhilaration of a girl becoming a woman she didn't know she could be." --Mira Jacob, author of Good Talk "With a poet's sensibility for language, Bushra Rehman has created a tender and multi-layered story of young Muslim women navigating a complicated and racialized world. This novel will break your heart open." --Daisy Hernández, author of The Kissing Bug "An unforgettable novel of almost luminous vitality, rich with the episodic texture of life, heavy with love for its characters, shining with beauty and pain. Rehman's prose is a knife, and I would let her cut out my heart again and again." --Rufi Thorpe, author of The Knockout Queen " Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion is a brave, beauty-filled book that takes you by the hand and into Razia's world. This book made me nostalgic for Queens and reminded me to take care of the girl who still lives inside me. I love this lush, lovely book--it deepens our understanding of the human experience and is a fiercely beautiful and honest ode to all girls becoming women." --Ishle Yi Park, poet laureate of Queens and author of The Temperature of This Water and Angel & Hannah "Endearing, irreverent, and engaging. Bushra Rehman writes through the insightfully humorous lens of a sharp second-generation, Queens-bred Desi New Yorker. In Razia, she has created a unique character that is daring, hilarious, vulnerable and fierce. You will want to keep traveling with her long after the book ends." --DJ Rekha, A Most Anticipated Book (The Millions, Autostraddle, Lit Hub) "Stellar...Deeply immersive...The scenes brim with the pluck and tumult of young friendship while also portraying the uneasy racial balance that the first-generation children navigate in 1980s Queens...A distinctive and infectious voice takes hold of the reader from the first page." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "The beauty of this story is watching Razia become stronger, independent, even rebellious... Rehman's masterful prose, peppered with Urdu phrases, evokes rich emotional and social nuances regarding a particularly sensitive divide between generations in a community of immigrants trying to hold on to their culture even as they make new lives for themselves in a new country." -- Booklist (starred review) "Rehman's storytelling shares the elliptical grace of poetry. Her deeply sensitive protagonist, Razia, comes into sharp-focus like a shaken photograph, and Queens rears off the page in all its glorious vibrancy and complexity. I loved every moment I spent in Razia's company. A stunning novel from a vital writer." --Karen Russell, author of Swamplandia! and Orange World "Enchanting, smart, and keenly observed, Bushra Rehman's Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion shows us the wiry exhilaration of a girl becoming a woman she didn't know she could be." --Mira Jacob, author of Good Talk "With a poet's sensibility for language, Bushra Rehman has created a tender and multi-layered story of young Muslim women navigating a complicated and racialized world. This novel will break your heart open." --Daisy Hernández, author of The Kissing Bug "An unforgettable novel of almost luminous vitality, rich with the episodic texture of life, heavy with love for its characters, shining with beauty and pain. Rehman's prose is a knife, and I would let her cut out my heart again and again." --Rufi Thorpe, author of The Knockout Queen " Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion is a brave, beauty-filled book that takes you by the hand and into Razia's world. This book made me nostalgic for Queens and reminded me to take care of the girl who still lives inside me. I love this lush, lovely book--it deepens our understanding of the human experience and is a fiercely beautiful and honest ode to all girls becoming women." --Ishle Yi Park, poet laureate of Queens and author of The Temperature of This Water and Angel & Hannah "Endearing, irreverent, and engaging. Bushra Rehman writes through the insightfully humorous lens of a sharp second-generation, Queens-bred Desi New Yorker. In Razia, she has created a unique character that is daring, hilarious, vulnerable and fierce. You will want to keep traveling with her long after the book ends." --DJ Rekha, "Rehman's storytelling shares the elliptical grace of poetry. Her deeply sensitive protagonist, Razia, comes into sharp-focus like a shaken photograph, and Queens rears off the page in all its glorious vibrancy and complexity. I loved every moment I spent in Razia's company. A stunning novel from a vital writer." --Karen Russell, author of Swamplandia! and Orange World "Enchanting, smart, and keenly observed, Bushra Rehman's Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion shows us the wiry exhilaration of a girl becoming a woman she didn't know she could be." --Mira Jacob, author of Good Talk "With a poet's sensibility for language, Bushra Rehman has created a tender and multi-layered story of young Muslim women navigating a complicated and racialized world. This novel will break your heart open." --Daisy Hernández, author of The Kissing Bug "An unforgettable novel of almost luminous vitality, rich with the episodic texture of life, heavy with love for its characters, shining with beauty and pain. Rehman's prose is a knife, and I would let her cut out my heart again and again." --Rufi Thorpe, author of The Knockout Queen " Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion is a brave, beauty-filled book that takes you by the hand and into Razia's world. This book made me nostalgic for Queens and reminded me to take care of the girl who still lives inside me. I love this lush, lovely book--it deepens our understanding of the human experience and is a fiercely beautiful and honest ode to all girls becoming women." --Ishle Yi Park, poet laureate of Queens and author of The Temperature of This Water and Angel & Hannah "Endearing, irreverent, and engaging. Bushra Rehman writes through the insightfully humorous lens of a sharp second-generation, Queens-bred Desi New Yorker. In Razia, she has created a unique character that is daring, hilarious, vulnerable and fierce. You will want to keep traveling with her long after the book ends." --DJ Rekha, A Most Anticipated Book (The Millions) " Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion is a love song: to a community--Pakistani Americans; to a time--the 1980s; and to a place--the Corona neighborhood of Queens, N.Y." -- Publishers Weekly "Rehman's storytelling shares the elliptical grace of poetry. Her deeply sensitive protagonist, Razia, comes into sharp-focus like a shaken photograph, and Queens rears off the page in all its glorious vibrancy and complexity. I loved every moment I spent in Razia's company. A stunning novel from a vital writer." --Karen Russell, author of Swamplandia! and Orange World "Enchanting, smart, and keenly observed, Bushra Rehman's Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion shows us the wiry exhilaration of a girl becoming a woman she didn't know she could be." --Mira Jacob, author of Good Talk "With a poet's sensibility for language, Bushra Rehman has created a tender and multi-layered story of young Muslim women navigating a complicated and racialized world. This novel will break your heart open." --Daisy Hernández, author of The Kissing Bug "An unforgettable novel of almost luminous vitality, rich with the episodic texture of life, heavy with love for its characters, shining with beauty and pain. Rehman's prose is a knife, and I would let her cut out my heart again and again." --Rufi Thorpe, author of The Knockout Queen " Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion is a brave, beauty-filled book that takes you by the hand and into Razia's world. This book made me nostalgic for Queens and reminded me to take care of the girl who still lives inside me. I love this lush, lovely book--it deepens our understanding of the human experience and is a fiercely beautiful and honest ode to all girls becoming women." --Ishle Yi Park, poet laureate of Queens and author of The Temperature of This Water and Angel & Hannah "Endearing, irreverent, and engaging. Bushra Rehman writes through the insightfully humorous lens of a sharp second-generation, Queens-bred Desi New Yorker. In Razia, she has created a unique character that is daring, hilarious, vulnerable and fierce. You will want to keep traveling with her long after the book ends." --DJ Rekha, A Best Book of the Month ( The Washington Post , The Chicago Review , BookRiot, The AV Club, E! Online, Distractify, Amazon) A Most Anticipated Book (The Millions, Autostraddle, Lit Hub) "Razia''s growing pains with her cultural heritage, Muslim faith, parental pressures, queer sexuality, and more lead to self-discoveries that help her reshape complex family and friendship ties. These pages are filled with plenty of 1980s Pakistani and American markers - music, movies, books, clothing - to evoke a singular worldview of the Pakistani immigrant community of that time and place." --NPR (A Best Book of the Year) "Enchanting and playfully mischievous, Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion tells the story of Razia, who becomes caught in the middle of a budding attraction to her classmate Angela, a newcomer to her close-knit Pakistani-American community. Rehman writes about heritage, faith, and young love with the care and gravity that a coming-of-age tale deserves." -- The Chicago Review of Books "While Rehman''s coming-of-age story centering on a second-generation, Pakistani American high schooler is set in 1980s Queens, her exploration of female friendships and queer love feels timely and timeless, exhilarating and emotional." --E! News "Stellar...Deeply immersive...The scenes brim with the pluck and tumult of young friendship while also portraying the uneasy racial balance that the first-generation children navigate in 1980s Queens...A distinctive and infectious voice takes hold of the reader from the first page." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "The beauty of this story is watching Razia become stronger, independent, even rebellious... Rehman''s masterful prose, peppered with Urdu phrases, evokes rich emotional and social nuances regarding a particularly sensitive divide between generations in a community of immigrants trying to hold on to their culture even as they make new lives for themselves in a new country." -- Booklist (starred review) "Rehman''s storytelling shares the elliptical grace of poetry. Her deeply sensitive protagonist, Razia, comes into sharp-focus like a shaken photograph, and Queens rears off the page in all its glorious vibrancy and complexity. I loved every moment I spent in Razia''s company. A stunning novel from a vital writer." --Karen Russell, author of Swamplandia! and Orange World "Enchanting, smart, and keenly observed, Bushra Rehman''s Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion shows us the wiry exhilaration of a girl becoming a woman she didn''t know she could be." --Mira Jacob, author of Good Talk "With a poet''s sensibility for language, Bushra Rehman has created a tender and multi-layered story of young Muslim women navigating a complicated and racialized world. This novel will break your heart open." --Daisy Hernández, author of The Kissing Bug "An unforgettable novel of almost luminous vitality, rich with the episodic texture of life, heavy with love for its characters, shining with beauty and pain. Rehman''s prose is a knife, and I would let her cut out my heart again and again." --Rufi Thorpe, author of The Knockout Queen " Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion is a brave, beauty-filled book that takes you by the hand and into Razia''s world. This book made me nostalgic for Queens and reminded me to take care of the girl who still lives inside me. I love this lush, lovely book--it deepens our understanding of the human experience and is a fiercely beautiful and honest ode to all girls becoming women." --Ishle Yi Park, poet laureate of Queens and author of The Temperature of This Water and Angel & Hannah "Endearing, irreverent, and engaging. Bushra Rehman writes through the insightfully humorous lens of a sharp second-generation, Queens-bred Desi New Yorker. In Razia, she has created a unique character that is daring, hilarious, vulnerable and fierce. You will want to keep traveling with her long after the book ends." --DJ Rekha, "Rehman's storytelling shares the elliptical grace of poetry. Her deeply sensitive protagonist, Razia, comes into sharp-focus like a shaken photograph, and Queens rears off the page in all its glorious vibrancy and complexity. I loved every moment I spent in Razia's company. A stunning novel from a vital writer." --Karen Russell, author of Swamplandia! and Orange World " Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion is a brave, beauty-filled book that takes you by the hand and into Razia's world. This book made me nostalgic for Queens and reminded me to take care of the girl who still lives inside me. I love this lush, lovely book--it deepens our understanding of the human experience and is a fiercely beautiful and honest ode to all girls becoming women." --Ishle Yi Park, first woman poet laureate of Queens and author of The Temperature of This Water and Angel & Hannah "With a poet's sensibility for language, Bushra Rehman has created a tender and multi-layered story of young Muslim women navigating a complicated and racialized world. This novel will break your heart open." --Daisy Hernández, author of A Cup of Water Under My Bed "Endearing, irreverent, and engaging. Bushra Rehman writes through the insightfully humorous lens of a sharp second-generation, Queens-bred Desi New Yorker. In Razia, she has created a unique character that is daring, hilarious, vulnerable and fierce. You will want to keep traveling with her long after the book ends." --DJ Rekha, " Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion is a brave, beauty-filled book that takes you by the hand and into Razia's world. Each chapter unfolds like a precious gift that gives the reader insight and empathy, compassion, joy, heartache, and hope. I often had to pause at the end of each story to savor the wisdom and beauty it gave me. This book made me nostalgic for Queens and reminded me to take care of the girl who still lives inside me. I love this lush, lovely book--it deepens our understanding of the human experience and is a fiercely beautiful and honest ode to all girls becoming women." --Ishle Yi Park, first woman poet laureate of Queens and author of The Temperature of This Water and Angel & Hannah "With a poet's sensibility for language, Bushra Rehman has created a tender and multi-layered story of young Muslim women navigating a complicated and racialized world. This novel will break your heart open." --Daisy Hernández, author of A Cup of Water Under My Bed, A Most Anticipated Book (The Millions) "Rehman's storytelling shares the elliptical grace of poetry. Her deeply sensitive protagonist, Razia, comes into sharp-focus like a shaken photograph, and Queens rears off the page in all its glorious vibrancy and complexity. I loved every moment I spent in Razia's company. A stunning novel from a vital writer." --Karen Russell, author of Swamplandia! and Orange World "Enchanting, smart, and keenly observed, Bushra Rehman's Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion shows us the wiry exhilaration of a girl becoming a woman she didn't know she could be." --Mira Jacob, author of Good Talk "With a poet's sensibility for language, Bushra Rehman has created a tender and multi-layered story of young Muslim women navigating a complicated and racialized world. This novel will break your heart open." --Daisy Hernández, author of The Kissing Bug "An unforgettable novel of almost luminous vitality, rich with the episodic texture of life, heavy with love for its characters, shining with beauty and pain. Rehman's prose is a knife, and I would let her cut out my heart again and again." --Rufi Thorpe, author of The Knockout Queen " Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion is a brave, beauty-filled book that takes you by the hand and into Razia's world. This book made me nostalgic for Queens and reminded me to take care of the girl who still lives inside me. I love this lush, lovely book--it deepens our understanding of the human experience and is a fiercely beautiful and honest ode to all girls becoming women." --Ishle Yi Park, poet laureate of Queens and author of The Temperature of This Water and Angel & Hannah "Endearing, irreverent, and engaging. Bushra Rehman writes through the insightfully humorous lens of a sharp second-generation, Queens-bred Desi New Yorker. In Razia, she has created a unique character that is daring, hilarious, vulnerable and fierce. You will want to keep traveling with her long after the book ends." --DJ Rekha, A Most Anticipated Book (The Millions, Autostraddle, Lit Hub) "Stellar...Deeply immersive...The scenes brim with the pluck and tumult of young friendship while also portraying the uneasy racial balance that the first-generation children navigate in 1980s Queens...A distinctive and infectious voice takes hold of the reader from the first page." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Rehman's storytelling shares the elliptical grace of poetry. Her deeply sensitive protagonist, Razia, comes into sharp-focus like a shaken photograph, and Queens rears off the page in all its glorious vibrancy and complexity. I loved every moment I spent in Razia's company. A stunning novel from a vital writer." --Karen Russell, author of Swamplandia! and Orange World "Enchanting, smart, and keenly observed, Bushra Rehman's Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion shows us the wiry exhilaration of a girl becoming a woman she didn't know she could be." --Mira Jacob, author of Good Talk "With a poet's sensibility for language, Bushra Rehman has created a tender and multi-layered story of young Muslim women navigating a complicated and racialized world. This novel will break your heart open." --Daisy Hernández, author of The Kissing Bug "An unforgettable novel of almost luminous vitality, rich with the episodic texture of life, heavy with love for its characters, shining with beauty and pain. Rehman's prose is a knife, and I would let her cut out my heart again and again." --Rufi Thorpe, author of The Knockout Queen " Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion is a brave, beauty-filled book that takes you by the hand and into Razia's world. This book made me nostalgic for Queens and reminded me to take care of the girl who still lives inside me. I love this lush, lovely book--it deepens our understanding of the human experience and is a fiercely beautiful and honest ode to all girls becoming women." --Ishle Yi Park, poet laureate of Queens and author of The Temperature of This Water and Angel & Hannah "Endearing, irreverent, and engaging. Bushra Rehman writes through the insightfully humorous lens of a sharp second-generation, Queens-bred Desi New Yorker. In Razia, she has created a unique character that is daring, hilarious, vulnerable and fierce. You will want to keep traveling with her long after the book ends." --DJ Rekha, "Rehman's storytelling shares the elliptical grace of poetry. Her deeply sensitive protagonist, Razia, comes into sharp-focus like a shaken photograph, and Queens rears off the page in all its glorious vibrancy and complexity. I loved every moment I spent in Razia's company. A stunning novel from a vital writer." --Karen Russell, author of Swamplandia! and Orange World " Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion is a brave, beauty-filled book that takes you by the hand and into Razia's world. This book made me nostalgic for Queens and reminded me to take care of the girl who still lives inside me. I love this lush, lovely book--it deepens our understanding of the human experience and is a fiercely beautiful and honest ode to all girls becoming women." --Ishle Yi Park, first woman poet laureate of Queens and author of The Temperature of This Water and Angel & Hannah "With a poet's sensibility for language, Bushra Rehman has created a tender and multi-layered story of young Muslim women navigating a complicated and racialized world. This novel will break your heart open." --Daisy Hernández, author of A Cup of Water Under My Bed
Dewey Edition
23
Dewey Decimal
813.6
Synopsis
An New York Times Book Review Editor's Choice * An NPR Best Book of the Year * A Padma Lakshmi Book Club Pick For fans of On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous and A Tree Grows in Brooklyn , an unforgettable story about female friendship and queer love in a Muslim-American community "Stunningly beautiful." -- The New York Times Book Review "An unforgettable voice that moves you from the start." -- People Magazine Razia Mirza grows up amid the wild grape vines and backyard sunflowers of Corona, Queens, with her best friend, Saima, by her side. When a family rift drives the girls apart, Razia's heart is broken. She finds solace in Taslima, a new girl in her close-knit Pakistani-American community. They embark on a series of small rebellions: listening to scandalous music, wearing miniskirts, and cutting school to explore the city. When Razia is accepted to Stuyvesant, a prestigious high school in Manhattan, the gulf between the person she is and the daughter her parents want her to be, widens. At Stuyvesant, Razia meets Angela and is attracted to her in a way that blossoms into a new understanding. When their relationship is discovered by an Aunty in the community, Razia must choose between her family and her own future. Punctuated by both joy and loss, full of '80s music and beloved novels, Roses, in the Mouth of a Lion is a new classic: a fiercely compassionate coming-of-age story of a girl struggling to reconcile her heritage and faith with her desire to be true to herself.
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PS3568.E47623R67
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