In today’s One on One, Bookstr sat down with Natalie Naihuei Hsieh (natalyynh), a researcher who has been working tirelessly to better understand the impacts of representation in middle grade and YA books for young Asian American and British ESEA readers. Natalie grew up without representation for herself in the books she read and knows from experience how a lack of representation can make young readers feel invisible. Now, Natalie studies how nuanced and meaningful representation can leave a positive impact on readers instead, so she organized a book club of young adult readers to discuss books that centered Asian American and British ESEA characters. If you’re curious to learn more about why Natalie Hsieh finds representation crucial for young readers as well as tips for being a successful researcher, check out the link in our bio! 🔗 Featured Here: Natalie Naihuei Hsieh (natalyynh) [🎨 Graphics by Esperanza Ortega-Maunu (evom.designs) | 📋 Outreach by Clara de Moraes (claradalet...