All Who Live on Islands by Rose Lu

A Powerful Collection of Essays on Identity and Belonging

If you're a reader on the lookout for a fresh, authentic voice, this is a handy one to have on hand. All Who Live on Islands is a powerful collection of essays by Rose Lu, praised for its honest and intimate exploration of what it’s like to navigate life as a young, Shanghai-born woman in 21st-century Aotearoa. This book tackles the complexities of identity, culture, and migration with a tender, moving, and down-to-earth tone that's incredibly relatable. It’s the kind of book that helps put words to feelings you've had but couldn't quite explain.

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