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43 New & Upcoming Books to Discover This Black History Month
This February, we're honoring Black History Month by looking at some new and upcoming books we're excited to read by authors of color. You'll find 2019's highly anticipated returns of reader favorites, including Colson Whitehead, Helen Oyeyemi, Marlon James, and Toni Morrison, in addition to many new voices to add to your Want to Read shelf.
We've rounded up notable releases in both Fiction and Nonfiction below, including selections in Poetry, Memoir, and Romance. Let us know which books you're looking forward to reading!
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Which of these books are you most excited to read in 2019? Let us know in the comments!
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How do I get my book added to the Black History month reading list?
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Tamesha wrote: "How do I get my book added to the Black History month reading list?"You can buy them off amazon.
Tamesha wrote: "How do I get my book added to the Black History month reading list?"Not sure but because of your comment I found out about your book and just ordered through your website!
I already have They All Fall Down by Rachel Howzel Hall on my TBR. There are plenty of books here I didn't even know about. I'm passing on Marlon James' book because while it sounds interesting, fantasy often doesn't get me in my book feels. I do hear it's a story worth the read.
Tamesha wrote: "How do I get my book added to the Black History month reading list?"I don't know either but I marked your book to read. Sounds like an interesting story, good luck!
Reading The Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls right now and super hyped for Fumbled and A Prince on Paper!
My list includes (those on your list as well as others):FINDING MY VOICE: MY JOURNEY TO THE WEST WING AND THE PATH FORWARD - Valerie Jarrett 4/2/19
STONY THE ROAD: RECONSTRUCTION, WHITE SUPREMACY, AND THE RISE OF JIM CROW - Henry Louis Gates 4/2/19
HOT COMB - Ebony Flowers - 5/4/19
SHURI: THE SEARCH FOR BLACK PANTHER - Nnedi Okorafor 5/7/19
THE DEEP - Rivers Solomon, Daveed Diggs, Willliam Hutson, and Jonathan Snipes 6/4/19
How can some one from Uganda buy a copy and how is the delivery.Thank you.
I added several. Nice list and new authors for me.
Bulalu wrote: "How can some one from Uganda buy a copy and how is the delivery.Thank you."
You can buy them off Amazon.
These are amazing. I'm feeling greedy for the lot. 😋
there needs to be a lot more non-fiction works here... white people need to start learning about how awful slavery and racism are, and how the treatment of people of color throughout history has shaped the trajectory of so many lives... the fact that most white Americans think racism is in the past, and that being nice to people of color will make racism disappear (i'm not racist! i have black friends!), means there is still so much for white people to learn not only about everyday racism, but the social, economic, and political systems that have built and still support racism...
Peggy wrote: "...THE DEEP - Rivers Solomon, Daveed Diggs, Willliam Hutson, and Jonathan Snipes 6/4/19"Brilliant - Do you know how involved the clipping. team are and how much it is just Rivers fleshing out their original song?
Tamesha, I added your book too. Looks really good, thank you!
Regarding James' question about THE DEEP. . .I don't know the extent of the involvement of the group. I only have the information that has been released so far.
I sure hope this article is followed up by lists featuring black literature in general. It's Black History Month, not Amazon Capitalizing Off of Black History Month.
Black is the Body-Emily Bernard. I heard this on an NPR interview, and it sounds really fascinating. Also, Stony the Road, by Henry Louis Gates, Jr., as I really respect him.
You mean, an answer aside from "all of them"?
Book2Dragon wrote: "Black is the Body-Emily Bernard. I heard this on an NPR interview, and it sounds really fascinating. Also, Stony the Road, by Henry Louis Gates, Jr., as I really respect him."Thanks for the additional authors.
Two more coming out later in 2019 - both non-fictionFOR SUCH A TIME AS THIS: HOPE AND FORGIVENESS AFTER THE CHARLESTON MASSACRE - Rev. Sharon Risher 6/11/19
HOW TO BE AN ANTIRACIST - Ibram X. Kendi 8/20/19
Thank you to everyone, that have added my book to your book shelf and/or purchased a copy.Truly, appreciative of your support.
Tamesha wrote: "How do I get my book added to the Black History month reading list?"What's the name of your book?
Wondered the same thing...how can I get my books, which are screenplays added to the Black History month reading list???Bass Reeves-Lawman, Stagecoach Mary Fields, Goldsby
My list just become much longer, great choices
I don't know which one to read first! They all sound so interesting and informative!
