Upon its publication, Rooftops won critical acclaim as an Indie Next Notable [1] and was selected in the Outstanding Debut Category by the American Booksellers Association.[2] Rooftops of Tehran was the One Book Program selection at Villanova University,[3] Broward College's wRites of Spring 2010 final pick,[4] and Earlham College's First Year Experience selection.[5] The book was also voted one of the top 25 bookclub favorites of 2009,[6] and one of the San Francisco Chronicle's top 50 notable books of the Bay Area.[7] Rooftops was translated into 22 languages.[8]
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