pickI first heard of this book when the author's daughter, Korama Danquah, was on the Ethnically Ambiguous podcast. She mentioned that her mother had written a book, and it sounded fascinating. I'm so glad I read it! It was intense but just so damned good!
#libraryhaul part 1. It‘s going to be nice to read about struggles of depression and childhood trauma from a woman of color. I know there are MANY others out there including Maya Angelou and Roxane Gay, but the description of this one really stuck out to me for some reason.
Willow Weep for Me: A Black Woman's Journey Through Depression | 
