All the Colors We Will See: Reflections on Barriers, Brokenness, and Finding Our Way | 
pickThis is a beautifully written memoir about the life experience of the author: her Black, Jamaican, Indian American experience. She shares her memories of childhood, her parents, college, travel, meeting her husband, their children. The importance of memory, heritage, family tradition and culture. She also shares her experiences of racism. Recommend.
pickThoughtful and personal essays about belonging, race, identity, and family from the Alaskan born daughter of Jamaican immigrants. Full review at http://booknaround.blogspot.com/2018/11/review-all-colors-we-will-see-by.html
Im starting this one today and am looking forward to it!
pick*sigh* This book. ❤️ A memoir about belonging, identity, race. I think people of color will be able to relate to Gopo‘s stories, and I think white people need to hear more stories from people of color. We have a responsibility to learn. All the Colors We Will See is an easy entry point to this conversation.
Full review at www.sherrireads.com (link in profile). #allthecolorswewillsee #netgalley
On a train, starting a new galley.
Yummy lunch time. I‘m about to start this one from a debut author local to me. We have a mutual friend who connected us and I agreed to review the book but told her it would be August or September before I got around to it. Finally have the time! (Also, not shown is the cheesecake slice I guiltily bought at the grocery store today.)
