Kazimira - Alta L. Price Pages:312 pages, 1 map Nathalie Etienne challenges the Black

Nathalie Etienne challenges the Black community's relation to food

'A fast-paced read

Including sumptuous maps

Rudolph has faced immense challenges but never lost his enduring optimism or his distinctive sense of humour

rumors spread of brutal murders committed by terrible abominations-heads splitting open to reveal mouths of sharp teeth

Kazimira - Alta L. Price Pages:312 pages, 1 map Nathalie Etienne challenges the BlackA gripping and emotionally resonant saga that traces the lives of five generations of resilient women from the late nineteenth century to the dawn of the twenty first. Towards the end of the nineteenth century in East Prussia, a woman named Kazimira strolls the remote shores of the Baltic Sea, bringing home bits of amber that wash up on the beach. Her husband Antas is the region's best carver, and he catches the attention of Moritz Hirschberg, owner