Carina Wang – Author
Meaningful ecofantasy and coming-of-age novels by a teen author. 90% of profits are donated to various causes!
– Books ✍ –
Wind Seeker ☔︎
A human girl and a witch boy try to save six magical species from extinction. Themes: environmentalism, empathy, collective action. Charity: One Tree Planted.
The Pigeon Witch ☕︎
A young girl meets a mysterious witch and discovers the true meaning of growing up as a creative child, and all the struggles it can bring. Themes: coming of age, empathy, self-discovery. Charity: One Tree Planted.
Un-Artificial Me (comic) ✐
An aspiring artist’s dreams are threatened by her alter ego, a spirit that behaves like an image-generating AI. Themes: human connection and the value of art. Available for free!
Crowns of the Sky (series) ☁
Eight cats and dogs from all across the animal kingdom are mysteriously selected to be its new rulers. Themes: friendship, compromise, self-discovery. Charities: St. Jude and Best Friends.
Other Books ✦
Info on past books (Caramel and Her Friends series, The Adventures of the Seaside Celebration series)
– Art ✃ –
– About ☾ –
Carina Wang
Carina is an 18-year-old Chinese-American author and illustrator who is passionate about environmental conservation and animal welfare. She published her first book at age nine and has published eleven books total: six novels, four novellas, and one comic book. Her books aim to spread environmental awareness, among other meaningful themes, in a relevant, touching, and and magical way. She is currently an environmental science and policy major in university. In her spare time, she likes to read and draw, and she owns a collection of 25+ hotel room keys!
– Charities ♡ –
90% of all my book profits are donated to charity.
So far, I have raised
$4,749.06
for various causes using my book profits!
– Updates ✒ –
2-18-26
Happy belated Lunar New Year! I hope anyone reading this has been doing amazing. I’m working on finishing the ending of Color the Sea, though it’s hard and everything is taking up SO many more words than I expected (I thought it would end at 90k, but it’s now 600 words away from 100k and there’s still more to add). My goal was originally to finish by February 12th, but evidently that didn’t happen, so I guess I’m just trying to do it as soon as possible? I know that’s probably not the most motivating goal, but I just want to be done and start editing at this point – I’ve been working on the ending for months. I really need to look for sensitivity readers ASAP, since the more time I spend with this manuscript, the more nervous I get about including folklore/elements of so many cultures I’m not a part of, even with all the research I’ve done, and I really need some help. June 30th is looking optimistic for a release date, but I don’t want to push it back further, so I’m just going to try and get everything done! Especially since next quarter looks like it’ll be busy, so I want to take advantage of having less work to do this quarter.
Carina Wang - Author Website 