American Delphi

"An intriguing kaleidoscope...compelling...An engaging story of current events and social justice for teen readers."

~KIRKUS

"A heroine's journey for our uniquely dystopian times, American Delphi is a terrific YA novel to entertain both old and young. You'll fall in love with the narrator like you once fell in love with Katniss Everdeen. Armstrong's avatar is the hard-nosed, whip-smart Zora; like Katniss, Zora's destined to become a household name."

                                   ~Aaron Gwyn, author of All God's Children and Wynne's War

"Zora Box is a teenage girl who has crushes, bickers with her brother, gets arrested, and is insecure about her nose. Zora is the everywoman of the world. She is oblivious to the news and the wars all around her. Until she isn't. American Delphi is the powerful story of waking up and discovering that you can use your voice to make change. Let the rising begin. I am Zora."

                                   ~Naima Said, actor, journalist and host of the Heere's NeeNee Horror Movie Podcast 

 "American Delphi is a riveting, wise, slightly terrifying, and wonderful book. Zora's voice is both funny and sad, like being a teenager, like figuring life out, like being an American in a country of hurt; like suddenly realizing there are truth-seekers in this world who have paid the price. Armstrong is a terrific writer, and I cannot wait to read more of his work."

                                   ~Andria Williams, author of The Longest Night