Angličtina
A powerful collection of memoirs exploring identity, migration, memory, and belonging. From exile and race to tracing musical and ancestral roots, these stories span continents and generations with honesty, humour, and heart. Each voice offers a window into the spaces we carry between past and present, here and home.
Through the Leopard's Gaze by Njambi McGrath
A haunting, lyrical memoir of exile, survival, and the search for identity. Through vivid storytelling, the author traces the scars and strength of a childhood disrupted by colonial violence in Kenya.
Are We Home Yet? by Katy Massey
A moving journey through migration, motherhood, and memory. This memoir charts a path across continents in search of belonging. With tenderness and wit, it explores how we carry 'home' within us.
The Space Between Black and White by Esuantsiwa Jane Goldsmith
A thoughtful look at race, and the fluid nature of identity in Britain today. This memoir challenges rigid labels, creating space for nuance and truth.
Stick To My Roots by Tippa Irie
Spanning Jamaica to Britain, this deeply personal story of music and migration follows the life of Grammy nominated musician Tippa Irie. It's a celebration of resilience, rhythm, and the roots that keep us grounded.
