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nuhafariha 's review for:
Heads of the Colored People
by Nafissa Thompson-Spires
Multidimensional and humane, this book carves out overlooked niches of humanity and puts them under a magnifying glass, with interesting somewhat mixed results. At times, it felt more like a writing exercise than a finished product, a series of rudimentary sketches. At the heart, though, is a stirring story about intergenerational mother-daughter relationships which saves the other, more banal stories.