Queenie Jenkins is the main character in the novel "Queenie" by Candice Carty-Williams. She is a young Jamaican-British woman living in London, navigating the complexities of her personal and professional life. The story explores her struggles with identity, relationships, and mental health, reflecting the challenges faced by many young adults today. The novel addresses themes of race, love, and self-acceptance, making it a significant work in contemporary literature. Queenie's journey highlights the importance of community and support, as she learns to embrace her true self while dealing with societal expectations and personal hardships.