In 1890s Atlanta, Chinese American Jo Kuan spends her days working as a maid for one of the city’s wealthiest families. By night, she adopts the pseudonym “Miss Sweetie,” writing an advice column in the local newspaper. After her column gains popularity, Jo uses her platform to challenge conventional ideas about race and gender. But backlash soon follows, and those opposed to Jo’s declarations seek to reveal Miss Sweetie’s real identity. Written by the founder of We Need Diverse Books, this powerful novel explores themes relating to society and identity.
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