Saving Ruby King (Hardcover)
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Staff Reviews
This is a timely debut about friends, family, faith, community, and the Black experience on the South Side of Chicago. It's told from several different perspectives, but the voices I loved most were those of the bold, unapologetic women trying to piece together their families' pasts so they can take control of their own futures.
— Sarah
This is a timely debut about friends, family, faith, community, and the Black experience on the South Side of Chicago. It's told from several different perspectives, but the voices I loved most were those of the bold, unapologetic women trying to piece together their families' pasts so they can take control of their own futures.
— Sarah
This is a timely debut about friends, family, faith, community, and the Black experience on the South Side of Chicago. It's told from several different perspectives, but the voices I loved most were those of the bold, unapologetic women trying to piece together their families' pasts so they can take control of their own futures.
— Sarah
This is a timely debut about friends, family, faith, community, and the Black experience on the South Side of Chicago. It's told from several different perspectives, but the voices I loved most were those of the bold, unapologetic women trying to piece together their families' pasts so they can take control of their own futures.
— Sarah
This is a timely debut about friends, family, faith, community, and the Black experience on the South Side of Chicago. It's told from several different perspectives, but the voices I loved most were those of the bold, unapologetic women trying to piece together their families' pasts so they can take control of their own futures.
— Sarah
This is a timely debut about friends, family, faith, community, and the Black experience on the South Side of Chicago. It's told from several different perspectives, but the voices I loved most were those of the bold, unapologetic women trying to piece together their families' pasts so they can take control of their own futures.
— Sarah