A Caribbean Journey from A to Y is a beautifully illustrated book. Each page is fun and filled with wonderfully written pieces of information. You just can’t wait to find out what happens to the letter ‘Z.'

In this deeply moving and heartfelt memoir, Rowell shares her astonishing story of growing up in the foster care system, and pays tribute the remarkable women who taught the young girl to become the person she is today.

 History of The Caribbean 1492-1969

The author of the phenomenally successful novel "The Time Traveler's Wife" returns with a spectacularly compelling and haunting second book set in and around Highgate Cemetery in London.

From the Giller Prize-winning author of "The Polished Hoe" comes a mesmerizing look at the interior life of a Caribbean domestic.

What was it like to live on St. Thomas in the 1950s? Come down de road to visit the island as it was then. Meet the community with its charming customs as seen through the eyes of a child who was there. Visit the market, watch the Carnival parade, enjoy the holidays, and relish the flavor of a different time.

Lyrical, lush, and haunting, the prose shimmers in this nuanced debut, set mostly in the US Virgin Islands. Part oral history, part postcolonial narrative, How to Escape from a Leper Colony is ultimately a loving portrait of a wholly unique place—and an unforgettable, heartbreaking, hilarious, and mesmerizing collection.

Alton Adams, Sr. was born in the Virgin Islands, and the First Black Bandmaster of the United States Navy.

The relationships between white middle-class women and their black maids in Jackson, Miss., circa 1962, reflect larger issues of racial upheaval in Mississippi-native Stockett's ambitious first novel.