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Book Reviews, Epic/Heroic, Fantasy

Book Review: Children of Blood and Bone

Posted on 16 March, 201816 March, 2018

Title: Children of Blood and Bone Author: Tomi Adeyemi Genres: Fantasy Pages: 525 Publisher: Henry Holt & Company Review Copy: Purchased Availability: Available Now Summary: Zélie Adebola remembers when the […] Read More

Contemporary, Interviews, LGBTQIA

Interview with Adam Garnet Jones

Posted on 15 March, 201814 March, 2018

We’re happy to welcome Adam Garnet Jones to Rich in Color today. Fire Song is out in the world now and he answered a few questions about the novel, the […] Read More

Book Reviews, Contemporary, Poetry

Review: The Poet X

Posted on 9 March, 20188 March, 2018

Title: The Poet X Author: Elizabeth Acevedo Genres: Contemporary, Poetry Pages: 368 Publisher: HarperTeen Review Copy: ARC received via publisher Availability: Available for purchase now Summary: A young girl in […] Read More

Book Reviews, Contemporary, LGBTQIA

Review: Fire Song

Posted on 2 March, 20182 March, 2018

Title: Fire Song Author: Adam Garnet Jones Publisher: Annick Press Pages: 232 Genre: Contemporary, LGBTQIA Availability: Release date is March 13, 2018 Review copy: ARC provided by publisher Summary: How […] Read More

Graphic Novels

Review: Pashmina

Posted on 23 February, 20185 February, 2018

Title: Pashmina Author: Nidhi Chanani Genres: Graphic Novel Pages: 176 pages Publisher: First Second Availability: Available now! Summary: Priyanka Das has so many unanswered questions: Why did her mother abandon […] Read More

Contemporary, Group Discussion

Group Discussion: Love, Hate & Other Filters

Posted on 21 February, 201820 February, 2018

Love, Hate & Other Filters by Samira Ahmed A searing #OwnVoices coming-of-age debut in which an Indian-American Muslim teen confronts Islamophobia and a reality she can neither explain nor escape–perfect […] Read More

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