In the remaining novels of Guy's captivating trilogy, Ruby (1976) and Edith Jackson (1978), the saga unfolds further, delving into Ruby's complex friendship with another girl and Edith's poignant quest to reunite with her family.

Journey of the Sparrows, penned in 1991, embarks on the treacherous voyage of a fifteen-year-old girl and her kin as they traverse from war-torn El Salvador to the bustling streets of Chicago.

Immigrant Voices

The compelling narratives within Teenage Refugees from Cambodia Speak Out, a 1995 Rosen Press publication, paint vivid portraits of the immigrant experience. This series also includes Teenage Refugees from Iran Speak Out and Teenage Refugees from Bosnia-Herzogovina Speak Out, each offering a raw glimpse into the lives of young exiles.

Exploring Diverse Cultural Landscapes

The African American Experience (1997) presents an enlightening and accessible survey of African-American history, crafted for young adult readers eager to explore their heritage.

The Graywolf Annual Seven: Stories from the American Mosaic (1990) assembles an array of narratives depicting immigrants from diverse lands as they navigate the intricate tapestry of an often biased American society.

Richly layered, the 1993 novel The Roller Birds of Rampur vividly captures the immigrant journey of an Indian teenager immersed in life in England.