"My Mother's Daughter" is a powerful and moving anthology that celebrates the extraordinary  legacy of Black mothers and grandmothers. Curated by Paulette Norvel Lewis, this collection  weaves together candid narratives from trailblazers such as Judge Glenda Hatchett, Dr.  Johnnetta Betsch Cole, The Honorable Alexis Herman, and many more. Through captivating  storytelling and intimate anecdotes, explore the unwavering faith, selfless service, profound  wisdom, and unconditional love that defined these matriarchs' impact on their families and  communities. 

From nurturing literacy to empowering ambitions, this book honors the quiet  strength that raised generations of leaders and reminds us of the enduring values woven into  the fabric of the Black maternal experience. A must-read for anyone seeking to understand and  appreciate the remarkable influence of Black women across generations.

These personal and poignant essays depict the impactful connections built on love and sustained through generations. 

Be prepared to laugh, cry, and be amazed by the strength, resilience, creativity, courage, and brilliance of “Black Girl Magic!”