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@AcevedoWrites

Afro-Dominicana | Womanist | Storyteller | She/Her. *🚫 DMs* All serious inquiries contact info is on my website.

Washington, DC
Joined August 2011
Born February 15

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    I’m beyond honored and still reeling. Thank you for all the tweets and texts and congratulations. Thank you for all the good juju sent my way last night. Estoy emocionada but reading every message and tucking them into my heart. This is for us. 💗

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    May 8

    WORD's May book of the month is WITH THE FIRE ON HIGH by , and she'll be at WORD Jersey City TOMORROW! Tickets available here:

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    We can't wait to read 's "With the Fire on High", a beautiful book centering an Afro-Boricua/ African American teen.

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    . tells about the importance of centering the joy of young people of color in her new novel, "With the Fire on High", which was released yesterday.

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    The have mentioned Graphic Design twice so far in With the Fire on High and I swear wrote this book for me! Puerto Ricans, food, graphic design this is my book

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    May 7
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    May 7

    This book belongs in every middle and high school in America. I reviewed "With the Fire on High" by for the .

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    May 7

    Every person on Earth should feel this excited about at least one author in their lifetime! Thank you for the inspiration Hanna and

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  9. This is so wonderful! What great poetry news.

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    May 7

    can you tell from our smiles that this movie is about to be lit with nigerian excellence?!? you guys always ask about the movie & i see the genuine concern in your eyes, but please look into ours & see the passion, excitement, and dedication to getting this adaptation right (1/2)

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    May 7

    Crying on the subway is a rite of passage & if you have not done it—fully, sloppily, (a light weep doesnt count!)—then unfortunately you do not truly live here yet!! Do not worry there is still time!!

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    May 8

    No one has had a bigger glow up in the last 10 years than cauliflower. It went from being ashy broccoli to being the Mystique of vegetables, always coming at you with a new shape. You want rice? Mashed potatoes? Pasta? Cheese? A man? Low cost housing? Make it from cauliflower.

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    May 7

    Seriously, one of the dopest writers and HUMANS I've ever had the pleasure of being around. Come through and see Wednesday

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    May 7

    In honor of ’s WITH THE FIRE ON HIGH releasing, I recreated the cover because I rarely see Afro-Latinxs on covers🍊🌱🌿🌼🌻

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    May 7

    We are cooking with gas this morning as debuts her new novel, WITH THE FIRE ON HIGH, — the book releases today! Elizabeth opened with a poem, spoke to story inspiration, read from it, broke down early versions of the cover, took Q&A. She’s pure fire!

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    May 7
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    May 7

    Retweeting because this will be me again tonight reading With the Fire on High x

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    May 7

    Yes! Congrats and happy book day to , , , and WITH THE FIRE ON HIGH! This book filled me up and made me hungry at the same time; the prose is so, so good.

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  19. This was easily one of the best moments of my life, seeing this young woman with the cover of my book on her shirt. 😍

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    May 7

    Jess in Freeport here with a staff pick for you! This is one of my favorite books I’ve read so far this year! Emoni Santiago lights up every page with her story about food, passion, family and carving out space for yourself in the world👩🏾‍🍳🥭 on sale now!

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    May 7

    . latest book features an Afro-Latina heroine balancing family, love and big dreams. I got to chat with her about the making of the book & why it was important to showcase what it means to be raised with overlapping cultures.

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