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Author Spotlight: Zetta Elliott

Posted on5 September, 20184 September, 2018

Zetta Elliott’s young adult books are riveting. The first two we read were A Wish After Midnight and The Door at the Crossroads. We had a group discussion here on […] Read More

Author Spotlight, Comedy, Contemporary

Author Spotlight: Maurene Goo

Posted on8 August, 20188 August, 2018

Funny books have a special place in my heart. Sometimes that is the only kind of book that will do for me – especially when things in the world seem […] Read More

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Women’s History Month Spotlight: Anna-Marie McLemore

Posted on28 March, 201827 March, 2018

Every now and then you pick up an author’s work and immediately fall in love. That’s how I felt after I finished The Weight of Feathers by Mexican-American author Anna-Marie […] Read More

Author Spotlight, Contemporary

Women’s History Month Spotlight: Tanuja Desai Hidier

Posted on21 March, 201820 March, 2018

                    Today we welcome Tanuja Desai Hidier to the blog to share about her writing and music. Tell us a bit […] Read More

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Women’s History Month Spotlight: Alice Pung

Posted on14 March, 20188 March, 2018

Anyone who’s asked me for a book rec in the last two years gets the same recommendation every time: Lucy and Linh by Alice Pung, also known by the title […] Read More

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Womens’ History Month Spotlight: Nnedi Okorafor

Posted on7 March, 20186 March, 2018

With Black Panther breaking box office records right and left, people are becoming aware of the term Afrofuturism that applies to speculative/science fiction literature, movies, music, art, that is rooted […] Read More

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