"Via crisp prose, Reno meshes plot threads involving abandoned shelter pets and a mystery surrounding a locator on Wren's grandmother's keys, which emphasize the futility Wren feels in trying to find someone who seems unreachable." -- Publishers Weekly , Starred Review "An excellent mystery." --Shelf Awareness "Readers ready to wander into the darker side of mysteries but who still need a feisty heroine as their guide will find it in Wren." -- The Bulletin "A dramatic and captivating call for attention." -- Kirkus Reviews "Cherokee writer Reno crafts a powerful debut centering an important issue affecting Indigenous women and families; a strong purchase for all middle schools." --School Library Journal "This novel lends itself to discussion of many complex topics . It's also simply a good murder mystery." -- The Horn Book "Wren's caring heart and single-minded determination to find her mom shows the frustration and anger felt by too many young people and their families over our country's national crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW).

"--Traci Sorell, award-winning author of Indian No More and Mascot " Find Her is a compelling novel written with sensitivity by gifted Cherokee writer Ginger Reno. In this contemporary story of Wren and her family in Cherokee Nation, Reno addresses the injustice of so many missing and murdered indigenous relatives and the heartbreak and hope that comes with not knowing. Find a place on your shelves for Find Her ."--Andrea L. Rogers, award-winning author of Man Made Monsters.