The book Reclaiming is expertly written and thought-provoking. Through stunning storytelling, Yewande showcases the richness of her culture, with which many other Black women can identify. It is completely captivating from the start.

This edition sheds light on topics and issues that we continue to face daily in our society, including some that I have personally struggled with as well. It is important to keep these discussions going, and this book certainly helps with that.

Reclaiming is both comforting and inspiring. Yewande openly shares her experiences growing up and facing challenges such as colorism and mental health issues, how she has bravely overcome them, and found her voice. I wholeheartedly recommend this book to anyone looking for a relatable, authentic, and inspiring read that belongs to this complex generation.

Reclaiming is more than just a book title. It is a statement. It is power. It is an announcement. It is a force that I feel Yewande offers on behalf of all men and women of color. Thank you, Yewande.

It consists of interconnected essays covering a wide range of topics, from battling body image and mental health to navigating social media and dating apps without damaging your self-esteem. Each essay addresses a different theme, affirming that maintaining a sense of self in a world that does not support you is difficult but not impossible. Reclaiming holds up a mirror to us and encourages us to love what we see.

Pages: 224, Year of Publication: 0714, Dimensions: 13.4x13.4cm