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A Somber New Year

Posted on25 January, 202324 January, 2023

Sigh. I wanted to have my first Wednesday post of the new year to be happy and full of rainbows, but unfortunately the first 25 days of the year have […] Read More

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Banned Books: It’s Personal

Posted on22 September, 202228 January, 2023

As I stated on Tuesday, the current banned book movement rolling across the country is practically personal with most of the books focusing on books by authors of color and […] Read More

Essays

Banned Books Week

Posted on20 September, 202228 January, 2023

It’s Banned Books week and of course, we at Rich in Color couldn’t not let this week pass without sharing some book recommendations for you, or bringing you information and […] Read More

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Back to School Pep Talk

Posted on31 August, 202230 August, 2022

Well, fellow teachers and librarians, another school year is upon us. Some of you have already been back for a minute, some of you just started (today is day 3 […] Read More

Book Lists, Essays

Question of the Day–Are the Books YA or Adult? Or Both?

Posted on23 June, 202122 June, 2021

Recently, Malinda Lo posted on Twitter and Instagram that her most recent book, Last Night at the Telegraph Club has been published in the U.S. and marketed as YA, but […] Read More

Book Lists, Essays, Links, Translation

Reading Beyond the U.S.

Posted on9 June, 20218 June, 2021

Earlier this year I saw a thought-provoking video from a BookTuber named Saajid considering the question, “Is the book community American-centric?” I’ve been pondering things Saajid mentioned in the video […] Read More

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