New teen thriller 'Sisters in the Wind' finds drama in hidden identities
Summary
Angeline Boulley, a Native American author, released a new young adult thriller titled "Sisters in the Wind" in September. The book is set in Native American communities in northern Michigan and continues themes from her previous works. Boulley, who has worked for her tribe and in Indian education, draws from her cultural background to create stories with diverse characters and themes.Key Facts
- Angeline Boulley is a bestselling author who writes young adult thrillers set in Native American communities.
- Her new book, "Sisters in the Wind," was released in September 2025.
- The book's main character, Lily, is a young woman facing challenges after several tragedies.
- Boulley is a member of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians and has worked for her tribe and the U.S. Department of Education.
- Her first book, "Firekeeper's Daughter," was a bestseller and sold for over $1 million.
- Boulley's books often address themes like cultural heritage, tribal enrollment, and generational trauma.
- Native characters are underrepresented in children's literature, making Boulley's work unique.
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