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Uzma Jalaluddin is the internationally bestselling author of Ayesha at Last and Hana Khan Carries On. A high school teacher, she has also written a regular column for the Toronto Star and contributed to The Atlantic. Her first novel was optioned for film by Pascal Pictures and her second novel was optioned for film by Kaling International and Amazon Studios. She lives in Toronto with her family.
Genres: Romance
New and upcoming books
Novels
Ayesha At Last (2018)
Hana Khan Carries On (2021)
Much Ado about Nada (2023)
Three Holidays and a Wedding (2023) (with Marissa Stapley)
Hana Khan Carries On (2021)
Much Ado about Nada (2023)
Three Holidays and a Wedding (2023) (with Marissa Stapley)
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Uzma Jalaluddin recommends
The Holiday Honeymoon Switch (2024)
Julia McKay
"Can't choose between a sunny winter getaway or a classic small-town Christmas? You can have it all in Julia McKay's delightful novel The Holiday Honeymoon Switch. Holly and Ivy are best friends who trade trips after a cancelled wedding, and both find love, adventure, and community in this heart-warming tale perfect for the holidays. A big-hearted story filled with ride-or-die friendship and swoony romance, times two...best enjoyed with a cup of cocoa!"
Never Been Better (2024)
Leanne Toshiko Simpson
"Life after the psych ward combined with a destination wedding and secrets between friends can only lead to raw yet heartfelt hijinks in this delightful debut by Leanne Toshiko Simpson. Searing and honest, Never Been Better is that most rare of things - a novel that combines humor, heartache and hope in one page-turning package, with lyrical and wickedly funny writing in spades. Simpson is a writer to watch!"
How to Be Found (2023)
Emily Pohl-Weary
"An endearing portrait of the power of friendship and found family, Emily Pohl-Weary's YA novel, How to Be Found, is an engaging mix of mystery and coming-of-age, set in a gritty Toronto neighbourhood. Not to be missed."
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