Quercus snaps up Brathwaite's 'inspirational' guide to black motherhood

Quercus has snapped up an “urgent and inspirational” guide to life as a black mother from Candice Brathwaite. Continue reading at 'The Bookseller'

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Quercus snaps up Brathwaite's 'inspirational' guide to black motherhood

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Quercus snaps up two by Fiore

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Quercus snaps up Nutty Boy Suggs

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