Hashtag Press

As seen in Vogue. “You cannot do anything in this country without my permission.”For sixteen-year-old Sara, life has always been about following the rules; her father’s rules. Makeup? Haram. Fashion magazines? Haram. Friends who don’t meet his approval? Definitely haram. When her strict Egyptian dad moves the family to the Arabian Gulf, Sara’s world shrinks overnight. In aplace where a woman’s freedom depends on a man’s permission, every dream feels out of reach. ButSara refuses to disappear quietly. As her passion for writing, beauty and independence grows stronger, so does her courage to challengethe expectations that bind her. Can she stay true to her faith while finding her own voice, and a futureshe chooses for hersel? andid, courageous and unforgettable, Hijab & Red Lipstick is a powerful coming-of-age story about identity, patriarchy and the fight to belong - inspired by the experiences of women whodare to defy.

When Em's best friend Carla is cursed to become a hag for all eternity, Em helps her hunt for the perfect prince to kiss her and break the spell. But soon the girls will move to different colleges and Em is running out of chances to tell Carla how she really feels. Something is getting broken at the fairytale ball - Carla's curse or Em's heart. Brimming with charm, cheekiness and heart, How (Not) to Kiss a Prince is a sapphic romantic comedy that flips fairytale tropes on their head. Set in a world where curses are as common as crushes, this vibrant YA debut explores friendship, identity, magic, and the messy beauty of first love.