
The Other Side of Imani
Author: Lisa Springer
Narrator: Tyla Collier
Unabridged: 5 hr 19 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: HarperCollins
Published: 07/29/2025

Author: Lisa Springer
Narrator: Tyla Collier
Unabridged: 5 hr 19 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: HarperCollins
Published: 07/29/2025
Lisa Springer is a writer from Barbados living in New York with her family. When she’s not writing, she’s probably reading, dreaming about the beach, or plotting her next twisty novel. Visit her online at lisaspringerbooks.com.
This one is a bit tough to rate, because the parts that I liked had me hooked, and the parts that didn't work for me made me physically cringe. *What Worked For Me:* - The conversations about cultural appropriation, in the context of a middle grade story, worked pretty well. Which tied into: - The cult......more
Being new at a school is rough. Imani is overjoyed to find another girl who is as interested in fashion and design as she is, and she excited to be invited to the other girl’s house to work on their designs for their school’s competition. (I find it a little hard to believe that everyone in their mi......more
In THE OTHER SIDE OF IMANI, when Imani’s family moves to Brooklyn, the fashion-obsessed middle schooler is excited about being close to the fashion scene, but nervous about starting at a new school. She’s thrilled when Hailee, a fellow fashionista and daughter of a high-profile designer, invites her......more
Imani and her family move to Brooklyn where Imani is close to the fashion scene she loves so much. As a future upcoming designer, Imani is given the chance to enter her school's competition and compete for a scholarship at the nearby arts high school. However, her dreams are stomped out when her cla......more
The Other Side of Imani is such a fun and uplifting read, packed with heart, creativity, and just the right amount of drama. It’s a story that celebrates individuality and self-expression in a way that feels both fresh and empowering, without ever losing its sense of fun. Imani’s journey is relatabl......more