📚 Black Women’s Stories Bundle: Power, Memory & Place

$38.00

This used book bundle brings together four unforgettable novels by Black women authors, each weaving history, resilience, and community into deeply moving narratives.

📦 All books are pre-loved and in very good condition.
💌 Comes hand-wrapped with a personalized note from our family.

💌 Your purchase supports a Black-owned, family-run used bookstore that preserves banned and beloved Black stories.

This used book bundle brings together four unforgettable novels by Black women authors, each weaving history, resilience, and community into deeply moving narratives.

📦 All books are pre-loved and in very good condition.
💌 Comes hand-wrapped with a personalized note from our family.

💌 Your purchase supports a Black-owned, family-run used bookstore that preserves banned and beloved Black stories.

Bundle Contents and Highlights:

  • River, Cross My Heart by Breena Clarke – Set in 1920s Georgetown, this powerful debut follows a family grappling with loss after the tragic drowning of their young daughter. Through grief and memory, Clarke explores healing, resilience, and the bonds that hold a family together.

  • Take My Hand by Dolen Perkins-Valdez – Inspired by true events, this novel tells the story of a young Black nurse in 1970s Alabama who uncovers a devastating injustice in the healthcare system. A gripping exploration of trust, autonomy, and the fight for justice.

  • Junie by Chelene Knight – Through lyrical storytelling, Junie, a young Black girl growing up in Vancouver’s Hogan’s Alley, navigates family, love, and displacement. A coming-of-age novel that captures the complexities of belonging and identity.

  • Harlem Rhapsody by Victoria Christopher Murray – A sweeping, character-driven story that brings Harlem to life with its music, ambition, and dreams. Murray blends love, artistry, and community in a narrative that celebrates Harlem’s enduring cultural legacy.

🧡 Why This Bundle Matters:

✨ Perfect for readers who love historical fiction, lyrical storytelling, and novels rooted in Black life and resilience.