In a terrifying near-future America, seventeen-year-old Layla Amin is torn from her home and forced into an internment camp for Muslim Americans.
Stripped of freedom and surrounded by fear, Layla refuses to be silent. With the help of fellow detainees, a defiant boyfriend on the outside, and a risky alliance with a surprising ally, she dares to resist the system designed to crush her.
As surveillance tightens and violence looms, Layla’s rebellion ignites a movement—one that could cost her everything.
Instantly a New York Times bestseller, Internment is a gripping, emotionally charged call to action. Samira Ahmed delivers a chillingly plausible dystopia where silence is complicity—and one girl’s courage could change the future.
Revolutions don’t wait. They rise.
