#NAAugust Week Two, Day 9: YA/NA Crossover - The Birth Right Trilogy by Necole Ryse

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I actually read this book sometime around last year, and I loved it for the inclusivity as far as highlighting the diversity of how Black women look.

The characters are in college, and it has a suspense/thriller feel, which you don't see as much in YA/NA, but it heavily blurs the lines of what it YA and what is NA.

Reasons I choose The Legacy/Birthright Trilogy:

~It's set at a fictional HBCU. That stands for Historically Black Colleges and Universities. I'm not saying there are no NA books set at HBCUs, but this is the first one that I saw that was set in one.

~It's full of drama. I don't think I've ever read a NA book with the hopes there wouldn't be drama, so I'm glad to say there's plenty of conflict!

~A woman of color lead! Duh!

~There's an entire series centered around it, so there's more to it than just The Legacy.

I almost met this author last at Bmore Book Fest, but it was so confusing to navigate, we never found her tent! 

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