Hello everyone! We are so excited to announce the tour schedule for The Knockout by Sajni Patel.

April 17th
Stuck in Fiction – Interview

April 18th
Pages & Plots – Promotional Post
PopTheButterfly Reads – Top 5 Reasons to Read The Knockout

April 19th
The Litt Librarian – Review

April 20th
Kait Plus Books – Interview

April 21st
The Clever Reader – Review

April 22nd
Boys’ Mom Reads! – Review
Charli’s Book Box– Promotional Post

April 23rd
The Book Dutchesses – Interview

April 17th
get.outside.and.read – Promotional Post
karendeeandabc – Review
hodophile_z – Review
ablueboxfullofbooks – Review, Creative post: Little Free Library Drop

April 18th
bookdemonio – Promotional Post
allielovestoread – Promotional Post
popthebutterfly – Content Creator’s Choice

April 19th
tbrandbeyond – Promotional Post
brinnsbooks – Review
laurensbookvibes – Promotional Post
thelittlibrarian– Content Creator’s Choice

April 20th
writingrosereads – Promotional Post
nurse_bookie – Top 5 Reasons to Read The Knockout
bookish.by.trade – Journal Spread
fictionalfey – Mood Board

April 21st
ninebookishlives – Promotional Post
dreaminginpages – Promotional Post
infinite_bookworm86 – Review
thecleverreader– Content Creator’s Choice

April 22nd
quirkylitlover – Promotional Post
stargirls.magical.tale – Review
charlisbookbox– Content Creator’s Choice

April 23rd
theenchantedshelf – Review
lunatonks_777 – Review
shariva.writes – Review
littlecornerreads – Review

Synopsis:

A rising star in Muay Thai figures out what (and who) is worth fighting for in this #ownvoices YA debut full of heart.

If seventeen-year-old Kareena Thakkar is going to alienate herself from the entire Indian community, she might as well do it gloriously. She’s landed the chance of a lifetime, an invitation to the US Muay Thai Open, which could lead to a spot on the first-ever Olympic team. If only her sport wasn’t seen as something too rough for girls, something she’s afraid to share with anyone outside of her family. Despite pleasing her parents, exceling at school, and making plans to get her family out of debt, Kareena’s never felt quite Indian enough, and her training is only making it worse.

Which is inconvenient, since she’s starting to fall for Amit Patel, who just might be the world’s most perfect Indian. Admitting her feelings for Amit will cost Kareena more than just her pride–she’ll have to face his parents’ disapproval, battle her own insecurities, and remain focused for the big fight. Kareena’s bid for the Olympics could very well make history–if she has the courage to go for it.

Content Warning: disphoria, parent with chronic illness, misogyny, bullying