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The Take
The Take
by Kelly Yang
Are you the architect of your own life? (4/3/2026)
The Take was a hard one to put down! It makes you think deeply about age, fame, and power dynamics. You might like this book if you enjoy those told from multiple perspectives and about intersectionality. It would be a great book club pick as there is a lot of great area and room for discussion.

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