*New Location* NonFiction January - Stars Between the Sun and Moon by Lucia Jang

In "Stars Between the Sun and Moon," Lucia Jang weaves a poignant narrative that explores the intricate tapestry of identity, belonging, and the immigrant experience through the eyes of a young girl caught between two worlds. As she navigates the vibrant yet challenging landscape of her dual heritage, Jang invites readers on a journey filled with warmth, heartache, and resilience. This coming-of-age story delicately balances the beauty of cultural diversity with the struggle for acceptance, illuminating how the stars that connect us can also shape our deepest fears and dreams. With lyrical prose and a rich emotional core, this novel offers a profound reflection on the power of love, family, and the enduring quest for one's place in the universe.

We'll be meeting at the library again for a few months to start 2026, room 174. For Thoughtful January we'll read Stars Between the Sun and Moon by Lucia Jang and Susan McClelland. Bring your insights and questions for the group, as well as book suggestions for our March book (Flirty February's book will be Anatomy: A Love Story by Dana Schwartz).