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Blood in the Water | Tiffany D Jackson
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Forever behind and making up for lost time (or points lol), here are some spooky covers.

#HauntedShelf Cover #ScavengerHunt for #Eyes
Also felt appropriate for #HauntsAndHexes #Blood

#BlackCatCrew

BookwormAHN 💜🐈‍⬛💜 4w
Eggs Love Jackson! Stacked❣️ 4w
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DGRachel
The 1619 Project: Born on the Water | Rene Watson, Nikole Hannah-Jones
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Beautiful, heartbreaking, and inspiring poems set to gorgeous illustrations. There‘s pain here, but also strength and hope. I haven‘t read the adult version of the 1619 Project, yet, but it‘s on my TBR.

REPollock This looks great! I loved the audiobook of 1mo
REPollock Perhaps “loved” is a poor choice of word. I appreciated all the different narrators and learning about things I wasn‘t taught in school. 1mo
DGRachel @REPollock I totally understand what you mean. I have it on audiobook and I‘ll listen to it when I‘m in a better headspace. I‘m discovering more and more just how skewed my education was and it‘s disheartening to say the least. 1mo
kspenmoll This is such a gorgeous book! 1mo
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JenniferEgnor
The 1619 Project: Born on the Water | Rene Watson, Nikole Hannah-Jones
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This is a special book. Filled with stunning art, it is a history told by a grandmother to her granddaughter. Black History did not begin on the shores of America; it began long before. It continued on The White Lion, and it continues today. As books are banned, history whitewashed and erased, it is now more vital than ever that we continue to tell these stories. A must read.

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GatheringBooks
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#CharacterCharm Day 30: Augusta Baker educated herself and became the first Black person to earn a degree from SUNY Albany in library sciences and information studies. As the first Black #Librarian, she curated the James Weldon Johnson Memorial collection in 1944 to find uplifting stories about people of color. More here: https://wp.me/pDlzr-r3d

Eggs Beautiful illustrations 💖📚💗 3mo
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