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New Releases

Posted on 2 June, 201427 May, 2014

So, according to our release calender, June seems to be a slow month for diverse titles. On the one hand, that makes me quite sad, on the other hand a […] Read More

Action/Adventure, Book Reviews, Epic/Heroic, Fantasy, Science Fiction

Book Review: Rebellion (Tankborn #3)

Posted on 23 May, 201422 May, 2014

Title: Rebellion (Tankborn #3) Author: Karen Sandler Genres: Fantasy/SF Pages: 396 Publisher: Tu Books Review Copy: ARC from publisher Availability: June Summary: In this final installment of the Tankborn series, […] Read More

Epic/Heroic, Essays, Fantasy

Diversity Done Right: Dreams of Gods & Monsters

Posted on 14 May, 201414 May, 2014

Full Disclosure: To avoid spoiling the Daughter of Smoke and Bone series, this blog post will be vague in parts. Sorry. Go read the series! I’m going to admit something […] Read More

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New Releases

Posted on 5 May, 20143 May, 2014

Three new releases coming up this week. All three look interesting, and of course, going on my ever growing reading list. Call Me By My Name by John Ed Bradley […] Read More

Miscellaneous, Promotions

#WeNeedDiverseBooks

Posted on 1 May, 201430 April, 2014

When the call came, asking folks to participate in the #WeNeedDiverseBooks campaign, all of us at Rich In Color jumped at the opportunity to help spread awareness, and activism, towards […] Read More

Book Reviews, Contemporary, Dystopia/Post-Apocalyptic, Fantasy, Historical, Romance, Science Fiction

Book Review: Grim

Posted on 25 April, 201425 April, 2014

Title: Grim Author: Julie Kagawa, Malinda Lo, Ellen Hopkins, Amanda Hocking & More Genres: Fantasy/SF Pages: 474 Publisher: HarlequinTeen Review Copy: Purchased by Amazon Availability: On Shelves now Summary: Inspired […] Read More

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