Le `Kooli`de morne Cabri, by Laure Moutoussamy
In her third novel, Laure Moutoussamy, introduce us to a family of Indians facing prejudice and rejection when they try to maintain their values, beliefs and culture in Mozambique in the beginning of the Twentieth Century.

Voodoo Queen: The Spirited Lives of Marie Laveau, by Martha Ward
Voodoo Queen is the first biography of the two Marie Laveau, mother and daughter. They were free women of color and prominent French-speaking Catholic Creoles that, from the 1820s until the 1880s ruled as spiritual leaders in New Orleans.

A Shinning Thread of Hope, by Darlene Clark Hine
Darlene C. Hine is a leading historian of African American women. In this work she narrates stories of women since 1735 to the year 2000, their courage, dignity, initiative, faith and self-reliance.