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Mel | Querying Author

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Mae never meant to take a life, only a name. Now, trapped in a space-bound program, she must survive deadly trials, fight alternate versions of herself, and keep her secret hidden.

But Nexxus is watching. And reality itself unravels.

#GhostPit #YA #SFF #Q #WNDB #enemiestolovers

October 30, 2025 at 3:24 PM Everybody can reply

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We Need Diverse Books

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👻 Want to know what really scares us here at WNDB?

Every Halloween, cities and communities set up haunted houses, people dress up as monsters, and we watch spine-tingling movies that make even the bravest grown-ups jump.

But here’s what *really* scares us at We Need Diverse Books:

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October 31, 2025 at 2:30 PM Everybody can reply

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You’ve heard of book banning, but have you heard of soft censorship?

WNDB is collecting information on the soft censorship of diverse books across the US. Have you witnessed soft censorship in your community? Consider sharing your experience with WNDB ⬇️

📚 bit.ly/SoftCensorship

Cream colored graphic displaying an illustration of a red hardcover book. Loopy text on the book’s front cover says, “Have you ever experienced soft censorship?” and beneath that is white body text that says, “Report it to WNDB!” Along the bottom of the cover on the right-hand side is a light blue bubble containing a right-facing arrow, indicating that folks should swipe for more information.

Cream colored graphic with red circles in the upper left and lower right corners. At the center is mock-up internet browser window titled “What is Soft Censorship?” Then there is the following description: “According to the Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC), "Quiet, or soft censorship, can be defined as not purchasing materials because of personal reservations, rather than a professional evaluation of the need for them. It is not purchasing materials, weeding, or restricting access as a way to avoid controversy. It is not putting something into a display." At the bottom of the graphic is a black search bar containing the URL “bit.ly/SoftCensorship”, which will redirect folks to an online form where they can submit their experiences of soft censorship to WNDB.

October 23, 2025 at 2:30 PM Everybody can reply

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WNDB is gathering these stories to better understand where this censorship is occurring and which books are being affected. This will help us create and develop programming to best support teachers, librarians, and the educators impacted by soft censorship!

📚 bit.ly/SoftCensorship

Cream colored graphic with red circles in the upper left and lower right corners. At the center is mock-up internet browser window titled “Why report soft censorship to WNDB?” Then there is the following description: “WNDB is gathering stories of soft censorship to better understand where this censorship is occurring and which books are being affected. This will help us create programming to best support teachers, librarians, and the educators impacted by soft censorship.” There is a lime green arrow pointing down from this description to a black search bar at the bottom of the graphic that contains the URL “bit.ly/SoftCensorship”, which will redirect folks to an online form where they can submit their experiences of soft censorship to WNDB.

Cream colored graphic with red circles in the upper left and lower right corners. At the top is mock-up internet browser window that says, “Have you witnessed the soft censorship of diverse books in your community? Report it to WNDB using the form below!” Beneath is a second mock-up internet browser window. At the top of the window is a bright yellow search bar containing the URL “bit.ly/SoftCensorship”, which will redirect folks to an online form where they can submit their experiences of soft censorship to WNDB. Beneath the search bar is a screenshot of the Google Form in question, titled “Soft Censorship of Diverse Books.”

October 23, 2025 at 2:30 PM Everybody can reply

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We Need Diverse Books

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ON THE BLOCK is now available in paperback!

Don’t miss your chance to own this inspiring middle grade anthology that follows the loosely interconnected lives of multigenerational immigrant families living in the same apartment building

🏢 bit.ly/OTBPB

Light blue promotional graphic with an illustration of apartment buildings from the view of a neighborhood street lined with trees. At the top of the graphic is white, bold text outlined in blue that says, “Now Available in Paperback!” Underneath is a 3D paperback mock-up of the book “On the Block: Stories of Immigrant Families” edited by Ellen Oh. The cover illustration shows the faces of two apartment buildings side-by-side. The title, subtitle, and editor credit are illustrated as if to appear on an orange street sign. To the right-hand side of the cover mock-up is a bright yellow sunburst illustration containing the words “out now!”

Light blue promotional graphic with an illustration of apartment buildings from the view of a neighborhood street lined with trees. The graphic contains the following synopsis, in part: From We Need Diverse Books comes an inspiring middle-grade anthology that follows the loosely interconnected lives of multigenerational immigrant families, the residents at the Entrada apartment building. Edited by Ellen Oh, a founding member of WNDB. 12 Families. 12 Cultures. 1 Building. Welcome to the Entrada, home to everyday Americans. This anthology features award-winning authors Tracey Baptiste, David Bowles, Adrianna Cuevas, Sayantani DasGupta, Debbi Michiko Florence, Adam Gidwitz, Erin Entrada Kelly, Minh Lê, Ellen Oh, Olugbemisola Rhuday-Perkovich, Andrea Wang, and Jasmine Warga. These inspiring stories celebrate family, friendship, culture, and American immigrant life today.”

October 21, 2025 at 2:30 PM Everybody can reply

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We Need Diverse Books

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Are you attending #AASL25 this weekend in Saint Louis? We Need Diverse Books will be hosting a general session on Friday, October 17th, starting at 8 AM!

Start your Friday at the AASL conference with a conversation that brings stories to life for learners. 📚

📅 Friday, Oct. 17
⏰ 8 AM

Navy blue promotional graphic titled, “We Need Diverse Books Presents: Bringing Literature to Life for Learners - AASL 2025 Saint Louis”. This is a general session taking place at the AASL 2025 Saint Louis conference on Friday, October 17th, starting at 8:00 AM. Beneath the title are four circular photo frames containing headshots for the panelist participating in this session: author Soman Chainani, author Ellen Oh, Librarian Lauren Mobley. The panel will be moderated by WNDB board member Jordan Lloyd Bookey.

October 16, 2025 at 2:30 PM Everybody can reply

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🛻 COVER REVEAL! 🛻 WNDB is excited to give you all a first look at the cover for WAYS PAPI SAYS I LOVE YOU by Delia Ruiz and Carlos Vélez Aguilera, a heartfelt picture book celebrating the father-daughter bond forthcoming from Charlesbridge on March 24th, 2026!

✨ bit.ly/WaysPapiSays

Graphic with a background image depicting a clear, bright blue sky over green rolling hills in the countryside. At the center of the graphic is the cover for the upcoming picture book “Ways Papi Says I Love You” written by Delia Ruiz and illustrated by Carlos Vélez Aguilera. The cover illustration depicts an old pick up truck sitting on a countryside road. Sitting on the edge of the truck bed is a young Mexican girl with her hair in two braids and wearing overalls. Next to her and leaning on the edge of the truck bed is a Mexican rancho wearing a broad straw hat, a long sleeve shirt, and jeans. At his feet there is a dog sitting, with its tongue hanging out of its mouth. At the top of the graphic is the release date: March 24th, 2026. At the bottom of the graphic is a tagline for the book that says, “A heartfelt celebration of the father-daughter bond.”

Graphic with a background image depicting a clear, bright blue sky over green rolling hills in the countryside. The graphic contains a book summary, which reads in part: “How many ways can Papi say I love you without saying the words? Through actions big and small, his love shines during their road trip. A heartfelt celebration of the father-daughter bond—ideal for fans of My Papi Has a Motorcycle. When Papi, who is always busy working at el rancho, asks Maricruz to jump in the truck with him to go get groceries for Mami, she grabs the list and sprints! Inspired by the author’s own truck rides with her father through a ranch in Mexico, Ways Papi Says I Love You connects the love languages between a father and daughter and shows the many ways love can be expressed and received. Written and illustrated by a Latine duo, Ways Papi Says I Love You is available in English and in Spanish.”

October 10, 2025 at 3:00 PM Everybody can reply

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We Need Diverse Books

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Our ability to read freely matters this #BannedBooksWeek — and beyond.

Show your support for banned books and the freedom to read all year long with our new Bonfire designs! Available as ringer tees, unixsex tees, crewneck sweatshirts, hoodies, and more!

🛍️ bit.ly/WNDB-store

Light blue graphic titled “New Bonfire Apparel”. Beneath is a subtitle that says, “Show Your Support for the Freedom to Read!” Underneath the title and subtitle are three photo frames showing new Bonfire designs available for purchase in the We Need Diverse Books Bonfire storefront. From left to right, the pieces of apparel shown are a dark navy blue crewneck sweatshirt that says, “Read Banned Books” with an illustration of small book stack at the top, a light blue cotton t-shirt that says, “Read Freely” in multi-colored lettering, and a short sleeve navy ringer tee with orange accents at the collar and shirt sleeves that says “Read Banned Books”. On the right-hand side of the graphic is a yellow starburst illustration containing the words, “On sale now!” At the bottom of the graphic is a white horizontal stripe that says “Shop now” with a right-facing arrow pointing to the URL “bit.ly/WNDB-store”, which will redirect folks to the WNDB Bonfire storefront where they can purchase these d

October 8, 2025 at 2:30 PM Everybody can reply

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We Need Diverse Books

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Today is the last day to apply for a 2026 WNDB Mentorship!

💻 bit.ly/2026Mentorships

We Need Diverse Books @weneeddiversebooks.bsky.social · Sep 2

🔔 Now accepting 2026 Mentorship applications!

Want to participate in our annual Mentorship Program, where we pair emerging writers & illustrators from diverse backgrounds with experienced professionals in the field? Visit the link below (🔗 also in bio) to apply today!

💻 bit.ly/2026Mentorships

Light yellow graphic titled “2026 Mentorship Applications Now Open!” Beneath the title text is an illustration of a light-skinned person with shoulder-length brown hair sitting at a desk with a notebook open in their lap and their desktop computer showing screens full of emails and word documents. At the bottom is a search bar graphic containing the shortened URL “bit.ly/2026Mentorship”, which will redirect folks to the 2026 Mentorship application.

Light yellow graphic titled “About the Mentorship Program.” Beneath the title text is a mock-up internet browser window, with the search bar at the top containing the shortened URL “bit.ly/2026Mentorship”, which will redirect folks to the 2026 Mentorship application. The program description in the browser says, “The WNDB Mentorship Program aims to support writers and illustrators by pairing them with an experienced professional in the field. Our mentors work one-on-one with a mentee and their completed draft of a manuscript over the course of a calendar year, offering advice to improve craft and to better understand the publishing industry. For 2026, WNDB is offering fifteen mentorships split amongst the following categories: Picture Book Text (PB), Middle Grade (MG), Young Adult (YA); and Illustration (IL).”

September 30, 2025 at 4:01 PM Everybody can reply

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🎶 COVER REVEAL! 🎶 WNDB is thrilled to help Yamile Saied Méndez reveal the cover for her next YA book, HEAR YE MORTALS, forthcoming from Levine Querido on May 5th, 2026!

🎨 Cover illustration by Victor Bizar Gómez

🎸 bit.ly/HearYeMortals

Graphic with an ombre pattern background that transitions from deep maroon at the top to light purple at the bottom. At the center is a white poster with a purple, scalloped border, and at the center is the book cover for “Hear Ye Mortals” by Yamile Saied Méndez. The cover illustration shows two young Argentinian teenage boys sitting down on the sidewalk. One is playing an accordion and the other is strumming a guitar. The two teenagers are oversized in proportion, appearing to rest their limbs against various neighborhood buildings. The book’s release date (May 5th, 2026) is written at the top of the poster.

Graphic containing the following synopsis for “Hear Ye Mortals”: In 1976 Rosario, Argentina, brothers Daniel and Adrián Aguirre share a passion for music and a bond as best friends. However, under the authoritarian military government, artists and musicians are considered enemies of the state, even if they're just teenagers playing at home. When one of their songs unexpectedly gains popularity on the radio, Daniel and Adrián, along with their band Río Babel―comprised of children of immigrants from Spain, Palestine, and Germany―face a daunting choice. They must decide whether to pursue their dream of becoming musicians or to remain silent to protect their families. Ready to challenge the military regime, their resolve is tested when one of their own goes missing. This novel delves into the power of music in the fight for a better tomorrow, making it a compelling read for those who appreciate stories of courage, family, and the enduring spirit of resistance against a totalitarian regime.

September 22, 2025 at 2:30 PM Everybody can reply

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We Need Diverse Books

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Since 2016, we’ve worked with over 100 writers & illustrators to help kickstart their careers through our Mentorship Program!

These are just a few names out of so many incredibly accomplished and talented mentees we’ve had the honor of working with over the years.

💻 bit.ly/2026Mentorship

Black graphic showing four headshots of past WNDB Mentees: Chrystal D. Giles, Malia Maunakea, Angeline Boulley, and Laurel Goodluck. Beneath their photos is white title text that says, “WNDB Mentee Success Stories!” At the bottom of the graphic is small, gold text that says, “Apply to become a 2026 mentee!” followed a white search bar graphic containing a shortened URL, “bit.ly/2026Mentorship” which will redirect folks to a Google Doc where they can apply to be part of the 2026 Mentorship Program.

September 16, 2025 at 2:30 PM Everybody can reply

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We Need Diverse Books

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WNDB and four fellow book advocates have signed onto a joint advocacy letter addressing Florida school boards and demanding that books illegally banned under HB 1069 are returned to shelves.

The full letter can be found on our website (also 🔗 in bio)

📝 www.diversebooks.org...

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September 10, 2025 at 7:15 PM Everybody can reply

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We Need Diverse Books

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🔔 Now accepting 2026 Mentorship applications!

Want to participate in our annual Mentorship Program, where we pair emerging writers & illustrators from diverse backgrounds with experienced professionals in the field? Visit the link below (🔗 also in bio) to apply today!

💻 bit.ly/2026Mentorships

Light yellow graphic titled “2026 Mentorship Applications Now Open!” Beneath the title text is an illustration of a light-skinned person with shoulder-length brown hair sitting at a desk with a notebook open in their lap and their desktop computer showing screens full of emails and word documents. At the bottom is a search bar graphic containing the shortened URL “bit.ly/2026Mentorship”, which will redirect folks to the 2026 Mentorship application.

Light yellow graphic titled “About the Mentorship Program.” Beneath the title text is a mock-up internet browser window, with the search bar at the top containing the shortened URL “bit.ly/2026Mentorship”, which will redirect folks to the 2026 Mentorship application. The program description in the browser says, “The WNDB Mentorship Program aims to support writers and illustrators by pairing them with an experienced professional in the field. Our mentors work one-on-one with a mentee and their completed draft of a manuscript over the course of a calendar year, offering advice to improve craft and to better understand the publishing industry. For 2026, WNDB is offering fifteen mentorships split amongst the following categories: Picture Book Text (PB), Middle Grade (MG), Young Adult (YA); and Illustration (IL).”

September 2, 2025 at 2:30 PM Everybody can reply

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We Need Diverse Books

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We’re still raising money to expand our mental health bookish care package initiative for LGBTIQIA+ teens going into 2025!

Consider donating today to help us fulfill the thousands of remaining application requests we've received 🌈📦📚

📖 bit.ly/SendingHopeC...

A light blue promotional graphic with four colorful arches across the middle, reminiscent of a rainbow. From top to bottom, the arches are pink, purple, green, and yellow. Across the four arches is bold white text that says, “Help WNDB Expand our Mental health Care Package Initiative for LGBTQIA+ Teens!” The letters of “LGBTQIA+” are designed to appear in the colors of the rainbow. Beneath the four arches is an illustration of an open book with a small rainbow fanning out across the pages.

December 27, 2024 at 4:43 PM Everybody can reply

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🥠 We hope you’re still in the bidding mood, because the final GOOD FORTUNE auction artwork of 2024 has finally landed, and it’s gorgeous! ❄️🎨

Bidding will open at noon (ET) on Monday, December 16th and closes at noon (ET) on December 20th!

🖼️ e.givesmart.com/events/AQR/i...

Graphic announcing the October auction for Grace Lin's "Good Fortune" art series, with original artwork created by Grace Lin in partnership with WNDB. This month’s painting shows an older woman wearing a red coat and standing on a stone bridge on a snowy afternoon. She’s smiling and looking down at her reflection in the water, where she’s surrounded by a crowd of family and friends. Below the image is the title "Good Fortune Art Auction" and a note that bidding for this piece starts on December 16th, 2024. At the very bottom of the graphic is a hyperlink that says, "gracelin2024.givesmart.com"

December 12, 2024 at 4:08 PM Everybody can reply

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themightypens.org

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We are so pleased announce that we are partnering with We Need Diverse Books for Mighty Pens 2023! Join us in November to write words, raise money, win prizes, help diversify books & fight book bans! We are incredibly excited to be raising money for the WNDB team a cause that is close to our hearts

September 27, 2023 at 12:04 AM Everybody can reply

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☀️ “The Golden Boy’s Guide to Bipolar” by Sonora Reyes — WNDB Social Media Manager's pick

Graphic with an overhead view of waves washing ashore. The slide shows one WNDB staff summer reading pick, including an image of the book cover and a short blurb from the WNDB staff member as to why they’re excited to read the selected book this summer. The title featured on this slide is “The Golden Boy’s Guide to Bipolar” by Sonora Reyes, as selected by WNDB’s Social Media Manager. Their blurb reads as follows: “The book I'm most looking forward to reading this summer is my galley of The Golden Boy's Guide to Bipolar by Sonora Reyes! It's the much-anticipated companion to The Lesbiana's Guide to Catholic School, following Yami's "golden boy" brother Cesar, who’s finally ready to win his ex-boyfriend back now that he’s come to terms with his sexuality and recent bipolar diagnosis. It’s sure to be as heartfelt and captivating as Lesbiana's Guide, and promises to delve into The Mortifying Ordeal of being known and loved by the people in your life — which is always #relatable!”

July 22, 2025 at 2:30 PM Everybody can reply

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WNDB is proud to announce the second round of our Books Save Lives Grant winners — ten schools and organizations from across the country. Grantees are located in battleground states where pervasive book bans are quickly expanding, will receive up to $5,000 in diverse titles.

Light yellow graphic with a glittery, silver border. Title text says, “Announcing our 2025 Books Save Lives Grantees!” At the bottom of the graphic are illustrations of book stacks. The book spines say things like, “love”, “amazing stories!”, “mystery”, and “memories”.

Light yellow graphic with a glittery, silver border. Text at the top says, “Through our Books Save Lives grant program, 10 school libraries and organizations will each receive $5,000 in diverse books!” Beneath the text is an illustration showing a map of the United States, with arrow pointing to ten different states and denoting which schools/organizations from those respective states won a 2025 Books Save Lives grant from We Need Diverse Books. The schools and organizations denoted are as follows from left to right: Pacific Palisades Charter School, A junior high in Utah, North Lakes Academy, LGBTQ Iowa Archives & library, Sunflower Country Freedom Project, A high school in Tennessee, An elementary school in Georgia, Two neighborhood centers in Florida, Hendon Elementary, and An elementary school in Maryland. At the bottom of the graphic are illustrations of book stacks. The book spines say things like, “love”, “amazing stories!”, “mystery”, and “memories”.

June 27, 2025 at 2:30 PM Everybody can reply

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Saritza Hernández

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“Gritty and atmospheric… BURRO HILLS is a powerfully written novel about speaking your truth and finding your way in a dead-end town.” Pick up your copy of BURRO HILLS by @julialynnrubin today. #toxicmasculinity #LGBT #YAlit #wndb
https://amzn.to/2yRWP59

November 23, 2024 at 8:14 PM Everybody can reply

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To see full guidelines and find answers to FAQs, please visit our website. WNDB will be accepting applications from February 19th to March 14th.

📚 bit.ly/BooksSaveLiv...

A light blue promotional graphic with a light checkered grid layered over the background. Around the top and bottom are cutesy illustrations relating to schools such as a red apple, a notebook, rulers, pencils, and a paintbrush. At the center is a scrap of white paper torn along the bottom. At the top of the paper is a green bubble that says, “To apply.” The body text says, “Please fill out the following Google Form to apply! Accepting applications from February 19th to March 14th.” Beneath the body text is an illustration of a search bar containing the URL “bit.ly/BooksSaveLives2025”.

February 19, 2025 at 3:40 PM Everybody can reply

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Cynthia Levinson

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Lots here! Support #WNDB and get #kidlit goodies. Win-win!

May 16, 2024 at 9:34 PM Everybody can reply

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Black Walnut Books

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Today is We Need Diverse Books Day! I started Black Walnut Books because I deeply believe in the importance of diverse books & diverse voices. Everyone deserves to see themselves in literature, and it is a delight to be able to read about people like you and people completely different than you.

Hillary wearing a striped turtleneck and a gray cardigan with blueberry earrings holding up a rainbow stack of the following books: God Isn’t Here Today, She Who Became the Sun, How Long Til Black Future Month, The Thick and the Lean, The Magic Fish, Pleasure Activism, Venco, Water Moon, The White Guy Dies First, Deja Brew and A Shadow Crown. Behind her is a large pothos plant, a black hutch with books displayed and a rainbow painted on a white wall.

A graphic with the words We need diverse books day April 3rd 2025 in colorful letters in the shy above a group of people reading books in a field.

A graphic with the words what is We need diverse books day April 3rd 2025 in colorful letters in the sky above a group of people reading books in a field. In smaller font it says to celebrate a decade of work WNDB is launching we need diverse books day, to be celebrated on April 3rd. This holiday is intended to highlight the importance of reading books that reflect our beautifully diverse world.

A graphic with the words how to celebrate We need diverse books day in colorful letters in the shy above a group of people reading books in a field. In smaller black font it says in bullet points: read diverse books, share reviews and lists of diverse books, join a Black Walnut Books book club, or subscription box, follow we need diverse books, check out diverse books from your library or local, diverse focused indie bookstore like black Walnut Books.

April 3, 2025 at 6:13 PM Everybody can reply

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We Need Diverse Books

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☀️ Shop our checkered "We Need Diverse Books" design! ☀️

🛍️ https://bit.ly/44LSr7R

Pastel pink, blue, and purple graphic with a typographical background that says, “New arrival” in white font and repeating rows of text. Overlaid on top of the typography is a mock-up cream colored t-shirt that says “We Need Diverse Books.” The words are surrounded by illustrations of a flower, a butterfly, a sun, and underlined with a pink checkered pattern. To the left is a pop-up box showing the color options for this t-shirt: charcoal, cream, ice blue, purple rush, and white. At the bottom is a button with the words “shop now” followed by the shortened URL “bit.ly/WNDB-store”, which redirects to WNDB’s Bonfire store.

July 24, 2025 at 2:30 PM Everybody can reply

Phil Bildner

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The next We Need Diverse Books anthology is here! Congratulations to Ellen Oh, everyone at WNDB, and all the author contributors to ON THE BLOCK: STORIES OF HOME. Happy book birthday and welcome to the world!

October 23, 2024 at 10:41 AM Everybody can reply

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Reagan Richard Rose

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I have figured out what WNDB is now. Thank you for working with them!

February 9, 2025 at 11:20 PM Everybody can reply

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