Jo Piazza and Christine Pride Tackle the Complicated Topic of Motherhood in ‘You Were Always Mine’

Following the success of their last book together, We Are Not Like Them, Jo Piazza and Christine Pride are back with another thought-provoking, conversation-starting, extremely relevant novel: You Were Always Mine. The book, featuring an evocative cover illustration by artist Laywan Kwan revealed here for the first time, again examines race, but this time also asks readers to grapple with their notions of motherhood—who gets to choose (or not) to be a mother and what it means to be a quote-unquote good one. You Were Always Mine tells the stories of Daisy—a young woman who feels that the best thing… Read Full Article