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BLACK & AFRICAN AUTHORS
Immerse yourself in captivating tales with a rich tapestry of heritage and cultural narratives, facilitating a love of learning from an early age.
CELEBRATED AUTHORS
Yaa Gyasi
Country of Origin: Ghana
Literary Genre: Historical Fiction
Notable Works: Homegoing
Awards: National Book Critics Circle John Leonard Prize
Paul Beatty
Country of Origin: American
Literary Genre: Satire
Notable Works: The Sellout
Awards: Man Booker Prize
Malorie Blackman
Country of Origin: London
Literary Genre: Children's Literature
Notable Works: Noughts & Crosses
Awards: The Guardian Children's Fiction Prize
Toni Morrison
Country of Origin: America
Literary Genre: Surrealist
Notable Works: Beloved
Awards: Nobel Prize in Literature, Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
INTERESTING READS
Sulwe
Lupita Nyong'o
One of our delightful selections for our little CUBS is "Sulwe". This enchanting tale follows the adventures of a young protagonist as she embarks on a journey of self-discovery. Grab a copy of the book and join us online for a lively discussion designed especially for our young tribe of readers!
CUBS
The Other Side of Truth
Beverley Naidoo
Join our Hunters in our book tribe for exhilarating discussions featuring our carefully curated book selection, such as "The Other Side of Truth." Immerse yourself in this captivating novel that promises to keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. Don't let the excitement pass you by – be part of our captivating conversations!
HUNTERS
Refugee Boy
Benjamin Zephaniah
Our Teen members thrive on thought-provoking reads that broaden perspectives. "Refugee Boy" is a noteworthy past selection. This compelling novel, based on the real-life experiences of refugees, not only captivates with its mystery elements but also sheds light on the challenges faced by those seeking asylum. Join our Warrior Tribe to explore more impactful reads that engage and enlighten us.
WARRIORS
INTRIGUING WORDS
Maya Angelou
Maya Angelou
In the Library of Justice, every book is a weapon against prejudice. Reading is the revolution that dismantles barriers and builds bridges toward a more equitable world.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
The love for words is a dance with language, a ballet of expression where every sentence pirouettes on the page, and every word waltzes to the rhythm of the writer's heart."