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After the storm: looking back at our Jamaican Book Club reads

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By Safiya Sinclair, Nicole Dennis-Benn, Kei Miller
| shelterbox.org
In the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, as ShelterBox continues its work in Jamaica, many of us in the ShelterBox Book Club have found ourselves thinking back to the writers from Jamaica who’ve guided our reading in recent years. When a place becomes the focus of heart breaking news, it can be grounding to return to the stories that first introduced us to its people, its imagination, and its inner worlds.
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7 Must-Reads About The Experience Of Being A Young Woman

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By Joyce Johnson, Safiya Sinclair
| Service95
Memoir has a unique power: it lets us step directly into someone else’s life – to see through their eyes, to feel what they felt, and to emerge changed. The books on this list are all about the young female experience by those who have lived through extraordinary circumstances and chosen to share their stories with raw honesty and courage.
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Opinion | Finding Beauty in Spiders

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By Safiya Sinclair, Alex Valentina
| The New York Times Verified
Long after we left that house, my sense of wonder stayed, as incorrigible as what the orb-weaver had made. It continued to grow, like she did, into my poems, my black face stamped like a question on her shell. Each word lives there still, in her web, like gold dust, flecks of orange jewels carrying amber fractals, as lovely and infinite as the mysteries she spawned in me.
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