If your group enjoys stories of fierce, complex women rewriting history, Asayi: An Autistic Teen’s Journey to Topple a Shogun in Medieval Japan by Sharon Curcio will captivate you from the very first page.
In a patriarchal world ruled by violence and deceit, Asayi an autistic young woman finds herself at the heart of an uprising that could change her nation’s future. Her journey from outcast to revolutionary embodies courage, intellect, and the power of being different.
This book is ideal for readers who love female-led historical fiction filled with political intrigue, hidden alliances, and emotional truth. Book clubs will find it sparks meaningful conversations about women’s agency, self-discovery, and the fight for justice in every era.
In a patriarchal world ruled by violence and deceit, Asayi an autistic young woman finds herself at the heart of an uprising that could change her nation’s future. Her journey from outcast to revolutionary embodies courage, intellect, and the power of being different.
This book is ideal for readers who love female-led historical fiction filled with political intrigue, hidden alliances, and emotional truth. Book clubs will find it sparks meaningful conversations about women’s agency, self-discovery, and the fight for justice in every era.