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Leah Johnson

Leah Johnson

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Leah Johnson writes young adult fiction focused on identity and joy. She is the author of You Should See Me in a Crown and La Méthode Lighty.

Top Genres

LGBTQ+ Romance Romance Psychology YA Contemporary Romantic Comedy

Featured Works

Book cover of You Should See Me in a Crown
Start Here4.5

You Should See Me in a Crown

Leah Johnson

Book cover of La Méthode Lighty

La Méthode Lighty

Anaïs Papillon

Book cover of Serendipity: Ten Romantic Tropes, Transformed

Serendipity: Ten Romantic Tropes, Transformed

Marissa Meyer

Book cover of Rise to the Sun

Rise to the Sun

Leah Johnson

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Leah Johnson best known for?

    Leah Johnson is widely recognized for her impactful contributions to young adult literature, particularly for her ability to craft heartwarming and authentic stories featuring Black queer protagonists.

  • Are Leah Johnson's books part of a series?

    Leah Johnson's published works are generally stand-alone novels, allowing readers to pick up any of her books without needing prior context from another story.