Library Journal, starred review: What God Is Honored Here?

By Abby Hargreaves

Library Journal

October 01, 2019

What God Is Honored Here? (Shannon Gibney and Kao Kalia Yang) Highlighting the experiences of Native women and women of color, this collection is both heartbreaking and soothing; any woman who has had a miscarriage or survived infant loss will find plenty of material in which to see themselves.

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