The Roots of My Hair: A Graphic Novel | Lou Lubie (Author) + Makedah Hughes (Translated by) Michelle Icard Vanna—the only person in the

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The Roots of My Hair: A Graphic Novel | Lou Lubie (Author) + Makedah Hughes (Translated by) Michelle Icard Vanna—the only person in the"The Roots of My Hair is an engrossing graphic novel about the history and marginalization of Black women's hairstyles." Foreword (STARRED review) "With all of the wonderful children's picture books being written about Black girls' hair, this is a welcome addition for adults." Booklist (STARRED review) Publishers Weekly graphic novel Summer Pick 2026 A bold, funny, and insightful graphic novel about hair, heritage, and identity. The Roots of My Hair