"Inside Out and Back Again" is a novel by Thanhha Lai that tells the story of a young Vietnamese girl named Ha during the Vietnam War. The narrative is presented in verse, capturing Ha's experiences as she flees her home in Saigon and immigrates to the United States with her family. The book explores themes of displacement, identity, and resilience. As Ha adjusts to her new life in Alabama, she faces challenges such as cultural differences, language barriers, and bullying. Through her journey, Ha learns to embrace her heritage while finding her place in a new world, ultimately highlighting the strength of family and hope.