How to Be an Antiracist One World Essentials by Ibram X Kendi

“How to Be an Antiracist” by Ibram X. Kendi is a nonfiction novel from the One World Essentials book series. It explores the topic of discrimination and racism, offering insights on how to combat these issues. With a focus on civil rights and liberties, this book is intended for young adults and adults to delve into the complexities of post-modernism and the current era. The paperback format, measuring 8 inches in length and 5.18 inches in width, makes it a convenient and informative read for readers seeking to address issues of equality and justice in society.

*SIGNED* COOKIN’ UP A STORM: THE LIFE AND RECIPES OF ANNIE JOHNSON

“SIGNED” Cookin’ Up a Storm: The Life and Recipes of Annie Johnson by Jane Lee Rankin is a nonfiction book published in 1998 by Cookin’ Up a Storm, LLC. The book, signed by the author, delves into the life and culinary creations of Annie Johnson, focusing on Southern soul food recipes. With 166 pages, this hardcover book is designed for an adult audience and offers a glimpse into the cultural and culinary traditions of the American South. Perfect for cooking enthusiasts and fans of regional and ethnic cuisine, this book is a treasure for those who appreciate the rich flavors and history of soul food. There are water stains.