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People Person

From the author of Queenie, comes a heartwarming and hilarious family drama set in south London. When Dimple is forced to reconnect with her estranged father, she discovers an unexpected love for her quirky half-siblings. With over 3,200 five-star Goodreads ratings, this offbeat family tale will leave you laughing and crying.

Unseen

"Extraordinarily moving", this visual narrative collects "gleaming, marvelous artifacts" of 20th-century Black history in America from The New York Times's photography archives, featuring iconic images and the stories behind legendary figures such as Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr., and Aretha Franklin.

54 Miles

Hailed as 'one of the most gifted writers of historical fiction' by Michael Eric Dyson, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Leonard Pitts Jr. weaves a captivating tale of family secrets and revelation in 1960s Harlem and Alabama. Pitts Jr.'s masterful storytelling brings unforgettable characters to life.

Black in Blues

From the acclaimed National Book Award-winning author of South to America comes a revelatory cultural history that explores the profound connection between the color blue and Black life. Discover how indigo dye, blues music, and more have been woven into the fabric of the Black experience.

Lime to My Coconut

Stranded in paradise, CJ finds herself on a desert island with the last person she expects: Keston, a charming mixologist. Will their tropical getaway turn into romance? Dive into this frothy and steamy romantic comedy for a deliciously entertaining read.

Bits and Pieces

In "a poignant, enjoyable, and moving" New York Times bestseller, Whoopi Goldberg shares her life story and transformative journey, revealing the lessons learned from her childhood and her unbreakable bond with her mother. With her signature wit, Goldberg offers a deeply personal look at her remarkable path to becoming a legendary EGOT-winning performer.

Fire Shut Up in My Bones

In "a brave and powerful" New York Times bestseller (Publishers Weekly), a renowned journalist shares his harrowing childhood experience in segregated Louisiana. Praise from notable authors like Michelle Alexander ("The New Jim Crow") underscores the book's unforgettable impact.

Three Girls from Bronzeville

In a historic Black neighborhood, three young women forged an unbreakable bond that would change their lives forever. "Exceptional" and unforgettable, this memoir takes you on a heart-wrenching journey of sisterhood, friendship, and the surprising paths they chose.
$13.99

Children of Blood and Bone

From #1 New York Times bestseller comes a phenomenon. Zélie's hidden powers are about to be unleashed as she fights to save her people - praised for its 'powerful, captivating' magic and raw emotion.

Mouths of Rain

Explore the pivotal works of Black lesbian writers spanning centuries with this Lambda Literary Award-winning anthology, hailed as 'transformative, vital reading' by Library Journal and praised for its "inspiring and prodigious" impact.

All That She Carried

This National Book Award-winning novel tells the poignant tale of an enslaved mother's decision to pass down a cherished heirloom, tracing its journey through generations of strong and resilient women in 1850s South Carolina.

Braided Heritage

A richly illustrated cookbook exploring the intersection of Indigenous, European, and African cuisines in American cooking. Featuring 90 mouthwatering recipes, this 2025 release earned Best Cookbook of Summer 2025 from Epicurious.
$14.99

Beloved

Hauntingly powerful, Pulitzer Prize-winning novel "Beloved" has captivated readers for generations with its stunning portrayal of life after slavery. Sethe, a former slave haunted by memories of her past, grapples with the loss of her child and the trauma of her experiences.
$12.99

Dessa Rose

A powerful tale of one woman's quest for freedom, 'Treasure of a Book' is an artistically brilliant and emotionally affecting novel set in antebellum America. As Dessa forms an unlikely bond with Miss Rufel, a white farm owner who shelters runaways, she embarks on a journey that will leave readers unforgettable.
$10.35

Thick

Acclaimed by scholars and readers alike, this National Book Award finalist is a powerful exploration of popular culture, politics, race, and more. Praised as 'a classic' by The New York Times Book Review, it boasts over 10,300 five-star ratings on Goodreads.

American Grammar

A timely and vital read, this book offers a powerful lens on education in 19th-century America, shedding light on ongoing racial inequality in modern-day schools.
$14.99

Dream Count

In this critically-acclaimed 2025 New York Times bestseller, four women from different walks of life find their paths inexplicably connected across continents. With "an extraordinary sympathy", this rich and complex novel explores the intricate bonds between its characters, spanning continents in a deeply affecting tale.
$14.99

Worse Than a Lie

Praise for "To Kill a Mockingbird" meets a gripping thriller. A New York Times bestseller, this powerful novel follows Texas lawyer Beau Lee as he fights to uncover the truth for a wrongly convicted former cop who survived a brutal attack. With a strong voice and inspiring message, this book is not to be missed.

John Woman

From the New York Times bestselling author of "Professor John Woman", comes a story about identity and secrets. Born to an Italian American mother and Black father from Mississippi, Cornelius Jones reinvents himself as Professor John Woman, but his mysterious past threatens to upend his carefully constructed new life.
$11.99

The Mysterious Death of Junetta Plum

When a shocking murder sets off at a women's boardinghouse run by her cousin, Harriet Stone must navigate a complex web of secrets and lies to uncover the truth. A recent release kickstarting a new series, this historical mystery combines wit and determination with a richly atmospheric setting.

Calling All Blessings

Beloved USA Today bestselling author returns with a heartwarming and nostalgic tale that will captivate fans. When her ex-fiancé's son from decades past pays a visit to Tamar in the small town of Henry Adams, Kansas, she must confront the past and face the memories she's long forgotten.
$10.99

Giovanni’s Room

A poignant and thought-provoking novel by James Baldwin, 'Go Tell It on the Mountain' explores the complex relationships between morality, love, and desire, leaving an indelible mark on the literary landscape. Celebrated as one of The Atlantic’s Great American Novels of the Past 100 Years, this classic is a must-read for anyone looking to grapple with the nuances of the human experience.
$10.99

We Are Not Like Them

Good Morning America Book Club pick. When a shooting of an unarmed Black teen rocks their community, lifelong friends Jen and Riley are forever changed. A heart-wrenching, page-turning drama that will keep you reading late into the night.
$13.99

Harlem Shuffle

A New York Times bestseller and one of Barack Obama's favorite books of 2021, this spectacular novel is a must-read. When upstanding family man Ray Carney's secret double life takes an unexpected turn, he embarks on a journey that will delight fans of pleasurable storytelling.
$12.99

The Horse God Built

Meet Eddie "Shorty" Sweat, the unsung hero behind Secretariat's Triple Crown victory over 50 years ago. This new book sheds light on the tireless care and dedication of Sweat, a young Black stablehand who played a pivotal role in the legendary Thoroughbred's success.
$11.69