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Our September 2026 Book Club discussion will feature the novel: 
 
Cursed Daughters 
 by Oyinkan Braithwaite
September 17th at 7:30 via ZOOM

We're excited to announce our September book club pick:

Cursed Daughters by Oyinkan Braithwaite!

After enjoying My Sister, the Serial Killer together, we couldn't wait to read another of Braithwaite's thought-provoking novels.

 

Cursed Daughters explores the complexities of family relationships, the lasting effects of generational trauma, and the choices women make as they navigate love, loyalty, and identity.

 

Happy reading! We can't wait to discuss this remarkable novel with you!

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Some local libraries may have copies of this book. If you live in the Pittsburgh area, here is a link to the Carnegie Library. 

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Coming up next!

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The House at Sugar Beach

by Helene Cooper

November 19th at 7:30pm

For our November read, we've chosen The House at Sugar Beach by Helene Cooper, a powerful memoir that offers a deeply personal look at Liberia's history, culture, and resilience. As a book club connected to work that serves communities in Liberia, we wanted to read a story that helps us better understand the country's past through the eyes of someone who lived it. We hope this memoir will deepen our appreciation of Liberia and spark thoughtful conversations about family, identity, and hope. We hope you'll join us as we read, learn, and grow together.

Book Pages

Check out our past book club reads...

"The Lazarus Effect"   by H.J Molokai
"Children of Blood and Bone" by Tomi Adeyemi
"Only Big Bumbum Matters Tomorrow"   By Damilare Kuku
"Seeing our Sisters"  by Munira Hussein, Rehema Zuberi, Hellen Mwololo, Ellah Hallets, Joanna Cocker
"How Beautiful We Were"  by Imbolo Mbue
Homegoing By Yaa Gyasi
"Banthology"  Stories From Banned Nations  by Sarah Cleave, Ruth Ahmedzai Kem , et al.
Dream Count  by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Sankofa  By Chibundo Onuzo
"Nearly All the Men in Lagos Are Mad"  By Damilare Kuku
The Dragons, the Giant, the Women: A memoir of family, war and peace By Wayétu Moore

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