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God Bless the Child

by Kristin Hunter

God Bless the Child Kristin Hunter 9780882581545 Fiction Howard University Press Howard University Press Book by Lattany, Kristin Hunter, Hunter, Kristin

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The Lakestown Rebellion (Black Arts Movement Series)

by Kristin Hunter

The Lakestown Rebellion (Black Arts Movement Series) Kristin Hunter 9781566891257 Fiction Coffee House Press Coffee House Press Originally founded by runaway slaves, Lakestown, New Jersey, is a black ...

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The Soul Brothers and Sister Lou

by Kristin Hunter

The Soul Brothers and Sister Lou Kristin Hunter 9780595344697 Fiction Backinprint.com Backinprint.com African-American teen Louretta Hawkins discovers music and, through it, the worth of her black ide...

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Breaking Away

by Kristin Hunter

Breaking Away Kristin Hunter 9780345442499 Fiction One World/Ballantine Penguin Random House Bethesda Barnes has reached a point in life where she at last feels comfortable. She loves her family, desp...

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Do Unto Others

by Kristin Hunter

Do Unto Others Kristin Hunter 9780345438379 Fiction One World/Ballantine Penguin Random House Zena (short for Zenobia) Lawson honors all things African—art, culture, history. So when fortune hands h...

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Kinfolks

by Kristin Hunter

Kinfolks Kristin Hunter 9780345417206 Fiction One World/Ballantine Penguin Random House ""A BLACK FIRST WIVES CLUB … SIT BACK, RELAX, AND ENJOY."" —The Charlotte Post Now swinging on the far sid...

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Lou in the Limelight

by Kristin Hunter

Lou in the Limelight Kristin Hunter 9780684168807 Fiction Atheneum Simon & Schuster, Inc. Lou and the Soul Brothers leave home hoping for quick success in show business, but encounter, and fall into, ...

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Guests in the Promised Land

by Kristin Hunter

Guests in the Promised Land Kristin Hunter 9780380005154 Fiction Avon Books (Mm) HarperCollins A "must read" classic!

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Black Women Writers at Work

by Claudia Tate

Black Women Writers at Work Claudia Tate 9781642598407 Nonfiction Haymarket Books Haymarket Books “Black women writers and critics are acting on the old adage that one must speak for oneself if one wi...

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