
ALT Two collaged images: on the left, a book cover to “What’s Mine and Yours: A Novel” by Naima Coster. On the right, a photograph of Coster. The cover has silhouettes of two women—one in reds, a white character, and the other in blues, a Black character. The first wears straight her hair down. The second wears it back. Text says: “’Coster balances the tender and the sharp moments shared between families better than anyone else writing’— Elizabeth Acevedo, National Book Award Winner.” More text says “The ‘New York Times’ bestseller.” On the right is Coster, an Afro-Latina woman with black curly hair down to about her chin. She smiles and wears a short sleeved, black shirt and jeans. She stands with her arms crossed, though not unfriendly, in front of a colorful mural.































