Author Archives: Kajori Sheryl Paul

Key Characteristics of Inclusive Literature That Resonate with Diverse Audiences

Ever wondered how a character you’ve never met can change the way you see the world? Discover how experts explore representation and diversity in literature in this insightful roundup.

Bridging Cultures Through Story

Have you ever cried over a character who doesn’t exist? You’re not alone. Discover how storytelling reaches across cultures—and why fiction might just be our most human form of connection.

Strategies for Increasing Book Access in Underserved Communities

Would you ever take a book from the trunk of a stranger’s car or a barbershop shelf and actually read it? You’ll discover why thousands already have—and how it’s quietly transforming literacy—inside this piece.

How Reading Inclusive Stories Impacts Our Perspective on Others

What if reading someone else’s story could change how you treat people in real life? Discover how inclusive storytelling can build empathy, challenge perspectives, and bring us all closer — read on!

Book Review: Stranger at the Grove by Mary Kingswood

‘Stranger at the Grove’ is a very compelling Regency Romance penned by Mary Kingswood. At first glance, it seems to be the love story of an impoverished gentleman and a lady’s maid. However, Marie, the French lady’s maid, is not who she says she is. There is an aura of mystery about her. Malcolm GageContinueContinue reading “Book Review: Stranger at the Grove by Mary Kingswood”