Families who loved Home by Kimberly Fuller often look for books with a similar feel. These 20 recommendations were selected for their similarity in style, theme, and reading level.
Reach for this book when your teenager is beginning to question the 'official' versions of history or is struggling with the discomfort of realizing their community has a complicated, perhaps even harmful, past. It is a powerful tool for navigating the transition from childhood idealism to the nuanced, often heavy truths of adult social consciousness. The story follows Maran, an eighteen-year-old who discovers that her people, the Frathi, are not the rightful inhabitants of their planet but are instead the aggressors in a genocidal history. As she teams up with Alik, a survivor of the indigenous Arakkan people, the book explores intense themes of systemic discrimination, collective guilt, and the search for personal redemption. It is a sophisticated science fiction tale that challenges readers to think about justice and the courage required to stand against one's own people for the sake of what is right.