Terry Farish writes books for kids and young adults. Her most recent book is 
Go Home, a YA novel written in collaboration with Lochan Sharma. Her other books include The Good Braider (an American Library Association and SLJ Best Book for Young Adults), Either the Beginning or the End of the World (Maine Literary Award) and A Feast for Joseph (with OD Bonny and illustrated by Ken Daley). With New Hampshire Humanities, she worked with Bhutanese-Nepali elders as they recorded and published a folktale in Nepali and English, The Story of a Pumpkin. Terry lives in Portsmouth, NH.

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GO HOME is a story from the headlines, about immigration, torn loyalties, prejudice, and belonging, set on the New Hampshire and Maine Seacoast. It’s told in the alternating voices of Samir, a Bhutanese Nepali refugee beginning a new life in America, and Olive who just wants to make a future with her boyfriend.

“GO HOME is beautiful and powerful! Highly recommended. This is the only Nepali co-authored young adult novel I’ve ever found.”

—Margarita Engle, Newbery Award Honor winning author of The Surrender Tree and former U.S. Young People’s Poet Laureate