In the Midst of Winter

by Isabel Allende

It's What We’re Reading Wednesday! ❄️This week we loved In the Midst of Winter by Isabel Allende!

This unexpextedly suspenseful pageturner follows a chance encounter between Richard, a human rights scholar, and Evelyn, an undocumented immigrant from Guatemala. Their lives become intertwined after a snowy Brooklyn accident.

As they navigate their newfound connection, the novel explores powerful themes of human rights, resilience, and the beauty of unexpected connections. ✊

This is a must-read for anyone who enjoys a captivating story about hope and second chances.

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Out of Darkness

by Ashley Hope Perez

It's What We’re Reading Wednesday and we're recommending the powerful "Out of Darkness" by Ashley Hope Perez!

This heart-wrenching story explores a small East Texas community forever marked by the New London school bombing. At its core, it's a beautiful but tragic story of young love between a Mexican-American girl and an African-American boy.

Heads up: This book tackles heavy topics. But if you're looking for a beautifully written story that explores race, loss, and resilience, we highly recommend it!

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Of Women and Salt

by Gabriela Garcia

It's What We’re Reading Wednesday! This week, we journeyed through the powerful ""Of Women and Salt"" by Gabriela Garcia. 🇨🇺

This captivating novel follows generations of fearless women in a Cuban family. We begin with Maria Isabel's story and then delve into the lives and struggles of her descendants.

Heads up⚠️: This book tackles tough themes like abuse, addiction, and trauma. It's not for the faint of heart.

But for those who are ready, ""Of Women and Salt"" is an empowering and unforgettable read. It's heartbreaking at times, yet ultimately uplifting. We highly recommend it!

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The Color of Emotional Intelligence

It's What We’re Reading Wednesday! ⁣We have been devouring ""The Color of Emotional Intelligence"" by Farah Harris. ⁣📕

This book dives deep into the layers of emotional intelligence and how it empowers us to navigate tough situations - with a look at the role racial trauma and inequity plays, as well as the neuro-science behind it all.

Farah Harris shows us how emotional intelligence can break down barriers and foster deeper connections - helpful advice for anyone!

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Right Within

It's What We’re Reading Wednesday! We delved into "Right Within: How to Heal from Racial Trauma in the Workplace" by Minda Harts, who also wrote The Memo.

This empowering self-help book is specifically written for women of color who have faced racial trauma in the workplace. Harts equips you with strategies to navigate difficult situations and speak up against microaggressions and other racialized moments with colleagues, managers, and even clients. ️

If you're looking for guidance on healing from workplace trauma and finding your voice, "Right Within" is a must-read! ✨

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