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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

Book Reviews, Contemporary

Book Review: Tell Me How You Really Feel

Posted on21 June, 2019

Title: Tell Me How You Really Feel Author: Aminah Mae Safi Genres:  Contemporary Pages: 320 Publisher: Feiwel and Friends Review Copy: ARC from publisher Availability: Available now Summary: Sana Khan […] Read More

The True Queen
Book Reviews, Fantasy, LGBTQIA

Review: The True Queen (Sorcerer Royal #2)

Posted on5 April, 201927 March, 2019

Title: The True Queen (Sorcerer Royal #2)Author: Zen Cho Genres: Fantasy Pages: 384 Publisher: Ace Books Availability: Available now Summary: When sisters Muna and Sakti wake up on the peaceful beach of […] Read More

Fall Reads
Contemporary, LGBTQIA

Looking Forward to Fall

Posted on29 August, 201810 August, 2018

Even though summer’s barely over, I’m looking forward to fall. Why? The books, obviously! There’s so many awesome books coming out this fall, and on top of that, several feature […] Read More

Book Reviews, Comics/Graphic Novels

Book Review: The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars Part One

Posted on13 October, 201723 September, 2017

Title: The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars Part One Author: Michael Dante DiMartino, Irene Koh (Illustrations) Genres: Graphic Novel Pages: 80 pages Publisher: Dark Horse Availability: Available now! Summary: Relishing […] Read More

Book Lists, LGBTQIA

YA list: LGBTQIA characters of color

Posted on3 December, 201428 January, 2023

It’s always super awesome to see more and more YA lit featuring LGBTQIA characters. I’m psyched… and then faintly disappointed by how, well, overwhelmingly white the books are. Fortunately, there […] Read More

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