16 Best Lang Leav Books

The Universe of Us uses stars, planets, and constellations as a backdrop for poems about connection and distance. Celestial imagery turns everyday heartbreak and hope into something vast, making small human feelings feel part of a much larger sky.

Love & Misadventure gathers illustrated poems that trace a love affair from first crush to bitter breakup and, finally, to quiet resilience. It is a compact journey through butterflies, mistakes, and the fragile hope of starting over.

Love Looks Pretty on You gathers contemporary poems and prose about relationships, heartbreak, and finally learning to stand up for yourself. The pieces encourage readers to set better boundaries, let go of old hurts, and recognize what it means to be loved well.

Lullabies continues the story of love and loss, arranged like a musical performance that moves from duet to finale. The poems explore longing, heartbreak, and healing, offering late night comfort to readers who are still wide awake with what ifs.

Memories is a keepsake collection that brings together favorite pieces from Love & Misadventure and Lullabies with dozens of new poems and full color art. It reads like a personal scrapbook of love stories, breakups, and the moments that linger.

Poemsia follows aspiring poet Verity Wolf, whose discovery of a mysterious old book catapults her into viral fame. As she juggles friendship, first love, and sudden attention, she must decide what kind of writer and person she wants to be.

In Sad Girls, teenager Audrey is haunted by a lie that may have led to a classmate’s death and struggles with panic attacks as her world unravels. When she falls for mysterious Rad, love tangles with guilt in a story about secrets, grief, and growing up.

Sea of Strangers is a collection of poems and short prose pieces that move beyond romance to examine self discovery, healing, and personal boundaries. It invites readers to navigate their own tides of loss, forgiveness, and starting again.

September Love is a seasonal collection of poetry and prose about love, heartbreak, creativity, and self belief. Each page offers small reflections and encouragements, like notes left for future you, inviting readers to see change as a chance to begin again.

The Gift of Everything is a clothbound anthology that showcases standout pieces from Lang Leav’s earlier books alongside new poems and illustrations. It works as both an introduction for new readers and a nostalgic companion for longtime fans.

Others Were Emeralds is a coming of age novel about Ai, the daughter of Cambodian refugees growing up in a 1990s Australian town. When a racist encounter ends in tragedy, she and her friends must face guilt, grief, and the lingering scars of violence.

Lang Leav reflects on self-worth, growing up, and the pressures women face in private and public life. The collection draws on personal introspection to consider autonomy, compassion, being heard, and the long process of learning to value oneself.

Lang Leav selects 150 quotations and short pieces from more than a decade of poetry, prose, speeches, and interviews. The collection brings together reflections on love, life, and self-worth in a format designed for browsing and sharing.

Mei’s troubled life is disrupted when an estranged childhood friend publishes a memoir about a deadly attack. Reconnecting brings another death and a demand for answers, forcing Mei to investigate the violence that shaped their childhood.

Lang Leav gathers 90 poems centered on weddings, lasting commitment, and shared life. The keepsake collection offers verses for couples preparing vows, friends planning speeches, or readers looking for a poem to mark a marriage.

Through poems, micro-essays, and reflections, Lang Leav considers women's relationships, visibility, and the search for fulfillment. She explores attachments formed at different stages of life, social expectations, and the choices and constraints that change with time.