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K. Imani’s Favs of 2025

Posted on14 November, 202513 November, 2025

I’ll admit that I didn’t read as much YA this year as I recovered from the intensity that is being on the Walden Book Award committee, so my list is […] Read More

Book Lists, Book Reviews

Banned Books Week Day 3

Posted on8 October, 20257 October, 2025

Intersectionality is a real concept as LGBTQIA authors of color are often banned for dealing with both racism in their books as well as being accused of being “sexual” just […] Read More

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Stories That Take Us Places

Posted on1 August, 2025

I just recently returned from an epic trip where I visited 5 countries in 14 days. Yes, I am still tired. But, it had me thinking about books where the […] Read More

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Celebrating Asian American/Pacific Islander Month

Posted on11 May, 2025

It’s Asian American/Pacific Islander Heritage Month and I thought I’d highlight some books by AAPI authors of different genres that if you haven’t read yet, you need to put these […] Read More

Book Lists, Horror, Mystery, Thriller

Hispanic Heritage Month: The Spooky Version

Posted on11 October, 20249 October, 2024

Since it’s spooky season and also Hispanic Heritage Month, I thought I’d highlight a few thriller/mystery/horror books by Hispanic authors that have come out recently. I haven’t had a chance […] Read More

Book Lists, Horror, Thriller

Happy Black History Month!

Posted on2 February, 2024

This Black History Month I’d like to celebrate the genre that makes us jump at every unknown noise, brings us nightmares, and has us up late turning the page in […] Read More

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