This young adult series centers on Sunny Nwazue, a New York-born Nigerian and albino. When an eccentric friend inducts Sunny into a magical school, she becomes entangled in the search for a powerful criminal that leads her back to the secrets in her own family. (The book has been dubbed the “Nigerian Harry Potter,” but while there are some common elements, the comparison is reductive.)
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