How to Be a Human
- 170 pages
- 6 hours of reading
A poetry collection from the life experiences of a teen, covering experiences with loss, love, heartbreak, grief, and self-acceptance.
Jennifer Wilson Book order (chronological)
Jennifer Wilson crafts narratives that delve into the intricate tapestry of human connection and cultural heritage. Her writing often explores themes of identity, familial bonds, and the search for belonging in unexpected settings. Readers appreciate her prose for its sincerity and its capacity to convey profound emotional depth. Wilson is an author who invites contemplation on one's own roots and life's journeys.
New World Series - 1: New World Rising
- 350 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Worlds collide in debut author Jennifer Wilson's graphic dystopian series where Divergent meets Mad Max. Since witnessing her parents' murders at the age of eleven, Phoenix's only purpose in life has been to uphold her mother's dying words - to be strong and survive. But surviving outside of The Walls - outside of The Sanctuary - is more like a drawn-out death sentence. A cruel and ruthless city, Tartarus is run by the Tribes whose motto is simple, "Join or die." Refusing to join and determined to live, Phoenix fights to survive in this savage world. But who can she trust, when no one can be trusted? Not even herself... The first of a trilogy, New World Rising is an epic tale of survival, instinct, trauma, and the extraordinary power of human connection. "Savage and raw, Jennifer Wilson pulls no punches in this blood tingling dystopian." Kimberly Derting, award-winning author of The Pledge Trilogy