Briefly Noted

“Cass takes on her most dangerous challenge yet in the latest book in this New York Times bestselling series.”

“Prof. Penegar presents a composite picture of both historic and contemporary understandings of the ideal of equality and of the policy initiatives undertaken to advance the ideal over the same expanse of time.”

“A spirited rhyming ode to popcorn and the fun it brings to all While each line of text rarely strays from seven or eight syllables, there is great synergy between words and pictures, making it hard to sit still while turning the pages.”

“The perfect reminder for every mom that none of us have it all together, all of us are doing our best and most importantly … even your worst days make a great story.”

“A rich awakening to the revolution and evolution of Black women and nonbinary voices, and a deeply majestic tribute to the expanse of Black cultural movements—in singular reverence and collective power.” 

“No book or person is a “thing of beauty or joy forever,” but some books sparkle and so entertain that they brighten the passing hours. Terrible Sanity is just such a book.”