Hello everyone! We are so excited to announce the tour schedule for The Door is Open: Stories of Celebration and Community by 11 Desi Voices Edited by Hana Khan.

April 22nd
Boys’ Mom Reads! – Review

April 23rd
Sheaf & Ink – Promotional Post

April 24th
Paiges & Lalypops – Review

April 25th
Dana Loves Books – Review, Favorite Quotes
Paiges of Novels – Review

April 26th
Harper’s Court Literary Blog – Review

April 27th
Therearenobadbooks – Top 5 Reasons to Read The Door Is Open

April 28th
Teatime and Books – Promotional Post

April 22nd
whatkarinareads – Promotional Post
library_teacher – Promotional Post
readbytsar – Top 5 Reasons to Read The Door Is Open
aayureads – Review
froggyreadteach – Review

April 23rd
rickys_radical_reads – Promotional Post
sogladtoreadyou – Review
pagesforpaige – Review, Favorite Quotes
sheafandink – Content Creator’s Choice

April 24th
littlelibraryadventures – Promotional Post
debreadsalot – Review
thepagelady – Review
callistoscalling – Review, Favorite Quotes
paigesandlalypops – Content Creator’s Choice

April 25th
ychg_ – Promotional Post
onemused – Promotional Post
dana.loves.books – Content Creator’s Choice
paiges_of_novels – Content Creator’s Choice

April 26th
bookdemonio – Promotional Post
aneedleinmybookstack – Promotional Post
monikasbookblog – Review, TikTok
bookameme – Review, Favorite Quotes
courtharpers – Content Creator’s Choice

April 27th
ninebookishlives – Promotional Post
bookmarked.by.becky – Review
alexandriavwilliams_ – Review, Favorite Quotes
therearenobadbooks – Content Creator’s Choice

April 28th
shariva.writes – Review
dharashahauthor – Top 5 Reasons to Read The Door Is Open
acourtofspinesnpages – Review
avainbookland – Review, Favorite Quotes

Synopsis:

Discover stories of fear, triumph, and spectacular celebration in this warm-hearted novel of interconnected stories that celebrates the diversity of South Asian American experiences in a local community center.

Discover stories of fear, triumph, and spectacular celebration in the fictional town of Maple Grove, New Jersey, where the local kids gather at the community center to discover new crushes, fight against ignorance, and even save a life. Cheer for Chaya as she wins chess tournaments (unlike Andrew, she knows stupid sugary soda won’t make you better at chess), and follow as Jeevan learns how to cook traditional food (it turns out he can cook sabji– he just can’t eat it).

These stories, edited by bestselling and award-winning Pakistani-American author Hena Khan, are filled with humor, warmth, and possibility. They showcase a diverse array of talented authors with heritage from the Indian subcontinent, including beloved favorites and rising stars, who each highlight the beauty and necessity of a community center that everyone calls home.