Mongrel by Hanako Footman is a sharp, moving work of fiction that explores identity, belonging, and the uneasy spaces between cultures and communities. With a title that suggests both survival and outsiderness, this novel invites readers into a story shaped by emotional tension, introspection, and the search for a place to call home.
Ideal for readers who enjoy contemporary literary fiction with layered characters and thoughtful themes, Mongrel offers an engaging reading experience that lingers beyond the final page. If you like novels that examine family, memory, and the complexities of selfhood, this book makes a compelling addition to your shelf.
