Embrace the 90s with Quadir, Jarrell, and Jasmine, who are on a mission to make Jasmine's brother a rap star -- and solve the mystery of his murder at the same time.
Sarah
In essays written over the course of multiple rounds of IVF and surrogacy, Kimball points out how most feminist thought dismisses or ignores the problems of infertility -- and who loses out when infertility is seen as an elite white women's condition. This version of reproductive choice, on the other hand, acknowledges that having the choice to bear a child is just as important as having the choice not to.
Sarah
Kira puts her K9 rescue skills to the test when a child goes missing in a national park, but she uncovers more than she expected about local criminals and her own past.
Sarah
Following up on the pregnancy guide Expecting Better, Oster points her "what does this study actually say and how much does this really matter?" analysis at parenting.
Sarah
A single mother tries to protect her sons after her undercover work for the FBI in 1980s Burkina Faso puts her in danger a decade later.
Sarah
Girl gangs keep order in the remnants of Mega City, and Nalah and her Mal Criadas want to be on top. But when Déesse sends Las Mal Criadas on a mission outside the city, Nalah starts to question the stories she's always believed about her hardscrabble world.
Sarah
A story about the love between two very different sisters, finding your own identity, and finding your voice as a girl.
Sarah
A deep dive into the unsolved murders of the Irish Troubles, with detailed portraits of both the killers and their victims. It was the oral history archive at Boston College that provided much of the evidence to bring all the threads of the story together.
Sarah
Essie renames herself Victoria when a pair of benefactors take her out of poverty and teach her how to behave in society, but is what she gains worth everything she has to give up?
Sarah
An amazing collection of essays exploring questions of race, beauty, class, and authority from new angles, from a brilliant sociologist (who'll be here on March 1).
Sarah
