15 Books by Afro-Latinx Writers You Won't Want to Put Down

The second novel by Dominican-American author Naima Coster, "What's Mine and Yours" ($18) is a riveting "New York Times" bestseller about a multigenerational family grappling with various issues that come up in their North Carolina community over multiple decades. In the aftermath of school integration, two families find themselves forever connected in a way that they never expected. The book explores a number of topics that face people of color, including socioeconomic disparities, colorism, and bigotry.