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Bhathena’s novel should spur heated discussions about sexist double standards and the ways societies restrict, control, and punish women and girls.

Readers know from the outset that Zarin and Porus die in a gruesome car accident, and their reflective post-death narratives share space with chapters written from the perspectives of others in their orbits. After Zarin gets reacquainted with a childhood friend, Porus, she becomes dependent on him for escape, protection, and the type of gentle affection she has not felt since her mother’s death. “I was always the kind of person who fought.” Her treatment at school is even worse-she’s shunned for being different (she’s Zoroastrian, for starters) and responds by smoking cigarettes and sneaking out with boys. “Some people hide, some people fight to cover up their shame,” Zarin explains. Orphaned at a young age, Zarin Wadia moves in with her uncle and abusive aunt, who constantly shames and beats her. Bhathena makes an impressive debut with this eye-opening novel about a free-spirited girl in present-day Saudi Arabia.

A Girl Like That by Tanaz Bhathena