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A collection of book covers that relate to the topic of black history and culture.
Features

Well-read and half Black

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A headshot photo where the authour looks into the camera with her head resting on her hand. She is slightly smiling.
Culture

Writer, Taleen Voskuni talks to The Cascade

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A book cover with the title
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An amazing guide to murder

Gianna Dinwoodie -
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A book cover with two illustrated women sitting on a blanket having a picnic on a beach in front of the golden gate bridge in San Fransico. They are watching the sunset and laughing with each other. Surroudning the cover are vines with pomegrantes hanging from them. The text reads
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Kofte and Chill

Gianna Dinwoodie -
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A book cover with botanical drawings of flowers and vines and mushrooms surrounding the text
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Emily Wilde’s Encyclopaedia of Faeries is a cozy winter read

Marie-Ange Routier -
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A book cover with an illustrated couple on it. He is reading a book and she stadns looking at her phone. Surounding them are illustrated vines and flowers and the title reads
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A charming tale or a curse for the eyes?

Gianna Dinwoodie -
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Dark blue book cover with title in the center reading
Arts in Review

The Cloisters is an enjoyable, aesthetically pleasing read

Marie-Ange Routier -
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Book Cover: Red background with stylized illustrated yellow skull and cross bones. The authours name is in yellow above the image in blocky letters reading
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Contemplate the meaning of suffering with Slaughterhouse-Five

Chandy Dancey -
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A book cover, in varous shades of blue and white swirled together is a face of a girl getting swirled into the colors. The title reads: If you could see the sun
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When superpowers and toxic productivity are combined

Marie-Ange Routier -
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A book cover with a close up of a female face focusing on the eye. They eye is bloody and tear streaked with a blue reflection in the pupil of a sillouetted figure holding a gun. Text reads: Alaina Urquhart, co-host of morbid: a true crime podcast, The butcher and the wren, a novel.
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True crime in time for fall

Marie-Ange Routier -
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