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Cascadia’s Call

Cascadia’s Call

Still grieving her father’s recent death and the loss of her comfortable biracial nuclear American family life, fourteen-year-old Ari struggles to adjust to her new life in Portland, Oregon, with a loving but unfamiliar extended Indian family. When Ari steals her mother’s necklace and escapes to the forest, she accidentally plunges into a terrifying world of wild birds in the underbelly of Portland’s Forest Park trails.

Ari soon realizes that more than her return home is at stake: Birds are mysteriously dying, threatening a war between species—and her necklace is the only thing protecting her. Can Ari bring peace to the forest and find her way home? And where exactly is home when all she wants to do is run away?

A middle-grade coming-of-age story, Cascadia’s Call is about finding your voice and learning how to belong when all you do is stand out.

Pages: 240
Pub Date: 07-22-2025
Softcover: 18.95 979-8-88824-774-7
Hardcover: 28.95 979-8-88824-776-1
Ebook: 9.99 979-8-88824-775-4

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NEHA N. HEWITT is the first person in her extended Indian family born in the United States. There are many more now! Always a voracious reader and aspiring writer, she has spent her life studying human conflicts and civil rights in law and society. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs from The George Washington University and a Juris Doctor from American University’s Washington College of Law. She is dedicated to promoting diverse stories to youth audiences, especially those with disabilities. She lives in Portland, Oregon with her husband, two teenage daughters, two Siberian cats, and lives nearby to her Indian parents. Cascadia’s Call is her first novel.

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