Finding Diversity On the Page as a New YA Reader
A reader coming back to YA books later in life on what it means to find herself reflected on the page, and...
A reader coming back to YA books later in life on what it means to find herself reflected on the page, and...
The thought of buying my daughter a book about baby feminists filled me with happiness. But for my son? Embarrassingly, the thought didn’t cross my mind.
Talking about representation in comics and some of the comics that might expand your thinking about inclusivity in the history of comics.
Children from marginalized communities deserve to see themselves on the page. These inclusive children's books do the work without tokenizing characters.
Whether set in the US, Canada, the Northeast of England or South Africa, these must-read LGBTQ fiction books continue to educate, comfort,...
A reader on searching for the non-white heroine in books, #ownvoices, and wanting to see more representation in literature across the board.
With the closure of Midnight Ink, Book Riot helps you find other indie publishers who are putting out diverse and dynamic indie mysteries.
Books with black woman and girls who are literally magical -- witches, Orisha, Vodou, and more powerful women with black girl magic.
"Latinx writers are doing work that feels important now more than ever, but has been important, beautiful, and necessary always."
Weather has you trapped indoors? Read these books about the outdoors, international settings, and other people on vacations for a little escape.
In 2017, 9115 children's books were published in the UK. Of that, only 391 featured BAME characters. Something's wrong with UK children's book publishing.
If you've got a case of Reading Impostor syndrome, we're here to help you figure out your ~Real Reader status.
We know that we should be conscious of reading diversely when we're picking up books to put into our eyeballs. But what about the next step? Are we purchasing books as diversely as we're reading?
A list of bookstagram (bookish-instragram) accounts run by black women.
Diversify your bookstagram feed and get more #ownvoices recommendations with these great bookstagrammers of color (and from all over the world).
