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  • av Cherie Dimaline
    147,-

  • av Christian Adofo
    161,-

    A Quick Ting On : Afrobeats, the first book of its kind chronicles the social and cultural development of the music genre. Tracing its rich history from the African continent all the way to the musical centre of the Western world.

  • av Irenosen Okojie
    194,-

  • av Kabir Kareem-Bello
    239,-

    For fans of Kwame Alexander's Why Fathers Cry At Night,a searing expose into the interior of fatherhood, husbandhood and the often under-shared experience of starting the parenting journey from within the NICU.

  • av Jadelin Gangbo
    146,-

    A heartful and vivid story of immigration, family, and love, Ground is the expansive story of Redesof, an acupuncturist in his forties trying to come to terms with his childhood of displacement in Italy and Congo, against a backdrop of growing isolationism and gentrification in London.

  • av Sara Koffi
    294,-

    Parasite meets Such a Fun Age in a scorching debut that is as heartbreaking as it is thrilling, examining the intersection of race, class, and female friendship, and the devastating consequences of everyday actions.

  • av Musih Tedji Xaviere
    274,-

    Set in a country where being gay is punishable by law, These Letters End in Tears is the heart-wrenching forbidden love story of a Christian girl with a defiant heart and a Muslim girl leading a double life.

  • av Sam Greenlee
    248,-

    Continuously available in print since 1968, this novel has become embedded in progressive anti-racist culture with wide circulation of the book and hotly debated film. A literary classic, The Spook Who Sat by the Door is a strong comment on entrenched racial inequities in the United States in the late 1960s.

  • av Njambi McGrath
    274,-

    An incisive novel laying bare the contradictory societal response to gender, sex and redemption. Rinsing Mukami's Soul looks at revenge as a powerful tool for reclamation when young Mukami's carefully ordered life is cruelly thrust into scandal.Njambi McGrath, award winning author of Through the Leopard's Gaze, delivers this stunning debut novel examining the validity of fury as response when a young Kenyan girl's mistakes in first love are ruthlessly held against her by a paternalistic society.Mukami is a young scholarship student at a prestigious boarding school. She has a clear path ahead of her, but a deceptive smile, a school expulsion and an impossible pregnancy see her well ordered life hurtling towards complete and utter disarray.Facing disappointment from her family and finding that innocence is not a strong enough place from which to mount a defence, she declares revenge. This charged novel asks us to question why girls and women are often left to fight for justice from lonely places in societies that prefer them silenced.

  • av Kavitha Rao
    224,-

  • av Tina Andrews
    294,-

    Forbidden love. 'Mad' Kings. Concealed African heritage. This is the story of Queen Charlotte of England.

  • av Fatin Abbas
    150 - 205,-

  • av Alford Dalrymple Gardner
    156 - 274,-

  • av Obinna Udenwe
    150,-

    In this politically charged thriller, money and power make love a deadly game of an eye for an eye.This prize-winning psychological thriller follows Leona, a model whose father asks her to embark on a journey of love, betrayal and murder.

  • av Stephen Thompson
    174,-

  • av Patrick Wilmot
    174,-

  • av Radhika Jha
    174,-

  • av Irenosen Okojie
    174,-

  • av Anthony Anaxagorou
    174,-

  • av Anietie Isong
    174,-

  • av Obinna Udenwe
    174,-

  • av Jess de Boer
    165 - 244,-

  • av IGGY LDN
    292,-

  • av Stanley J. Browne
    304,-

    In this powerful, harrowing true-to-life story about male coming-of-age, Stanley J. Browne offers living proof that our circumstances don't define us. Stanley J Browne is an actor, and Stanley J Browne has been an actor all his life. Born into a Jamaican family in a London suburb, he began rehearsing for the role of survivor from an early age. From birth he knew nothing but a home filled with love and the vibrancy of a Caribbean culture, but this changes when his mother is diagnosed with schizophrenia. In this honest and gripping memoir, Stanley reflects on a childhood and adolescence torn apart by mental disorder. Because of it, he has to adopt the mantle of 'man of the house'. Forced to scavenge for food, and miss school to care for his three siblings, his life is further fragmented as they yo-yo in and out of the care system. An intelligent and sensitive child, Stanley begins a descent into crime, heroin addiction and gang life. It is only when he is sent to a young offender's institution that he slowly begins to turn his life around. Set against a backdrop of 1970s poverty and racism, Little Big Man is a powerful story of generational trauma, and one man's determination to heal the wounds of the past. Most of all, it is a book about belonging, and the search to find an authentic voice through the redemptive power of creativity and recovery.

  • av Rachel Faturoti
    144,-

    When 16-year-old Fola Oduwole ends up trapped in Folkshore -- a concealed, magical borough of London -- she must fight an authoritarian council and save her community from destruction.

  • av Tippa Irie
    171 - 294,-

    The autobiography of Tippa Irie, Stick To My Roots tells the reggae musician's incredible story - from his trail-blazing beginnings in Saxon Sound International to the Grammy Award-nominated "Hey Mama" with the Black Eyed Peas.Titled after his 1980s hit single, the book will cover 35 years of Tippa's prestigious career: from the first sign of talent as a child in South London and family members encouraging him to enter local talent competitions, to making his first record and becoming the powerhouse and Reggae-scene legend he is now.It's a story full of dreams, music and hope, but also the deep traumas and tribulations that Tippa experienced throughout his life, and how music helped him to move forward.

  • av Sophia Tassew
    205,-

    Part of the 'ground breaking' series A Quick Ting On. A Quick Ting On : Bamboo Earrings will explore the rich history and impact of the fashion staple, bamboo earrings.

  • av Anietie Isong
    161 - 224,-

  • av Phoebe Robinson
    161,-

  • - And Other Things I Still Have to Explain
    av Phoebe Robinson
    161,-

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