Avishai Miller is your typical kid. Except that his mother is dead, he barely speaks to his father, and he's secretly dating Noah, a male classmate at his Jewish private school. Then their relationship is discovered, everything they know changes, leaving them struggling to find their feet in a new, unwelcoming reality.
Sarah first novel, published in 2017
Junior year is hard for everyone, but especially for Lexi—and in about nine months, it's going to get a lot harder. She doesn't know what to do, how to do it, or who the father is.Lost and afraid, she calls the only person she can think of for support: her ex-girlfriend Emily, who recently dumped her. But if Emily isn't willing to help, then Lexi is afraid she'll be facing this all alone...
Sarah's second novel, published in 2018
Sarah's first and only published published collection of poetry, this book began after the tragic Pittsburgh shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Squirrel Hill, PA. This book includes a poem about every weekly reading for the Torah, connecting the readings to current events, politics, and activism. It was published in 2022.
Happy Camper
Jewish summer camp was her parents’ idea, and Reina doesn’t like it. At all. Her parents had met there and had made amazing memories, but she wasn’t like them. For one thing, she was gay at a camp which wasn’t exactly known for acceptance. For another, she was the only Latina kid there. But, she had promised her parents that she would try to have fun. So, she hatched a plan: she would return to the closet for the summer and try to fit in with the rest of the girls. When she finds herself crushing on a bunkmate, though, her plans come crashing down as she finally finds a reason to love camp.
Sarah's third novel, due out in 2025