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Special guest Author Mariama J. Lockington talks about writing the "messiness" of childhood in her books for middle-grade readers, including adoption, racism, discrimination, and mental health. We also dive into the publishing process, music, and makeup. It's all bookish, I swear!
Mariama is the author of "For Black Girls Like Me" and "In the Key of Us". Find her work at www.mariamajlockington.com. Follow her @blackgirlslikeme (Instagram and TikTok) or @marilock on Twitter.
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Special guest Author Mariama J. Lockington talks about writing the "messiness" of childhood in her books for middle-grade readers, including adoption, racism, discrimination, and mental health. We also dive into the publishing process, music, and makeup. It's all bookish, I swear!
Mariama is the author of "For Black Girls Like Me" and "In the Key of Us". Find her work at www.mariamajlockington.com. Follow her @blackgirlslikeme (Instagram and TikTok) or @marilock on Twitter.
#booktube
Find Me On Goodreads: goodreads.com/oneforthebooks
Instagram: instagram.com/sandrabroadwill
My Book Stats Spreadsheet: shorturl.at/bcfpO
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