E.J. Dreamweaver

Mirasol is ugly and she knows it. Her mother, a fair-skinned Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW), doesn't seem to fully understand her. Everything was given to Mirasol—except the feeling that she was beautiful, the feeling that she belonged, and the certainty that she was loved.

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Between Mindanao and New York City, Mirasol grows up caught between two worlds that seem determined to tell her who she is and who she should be.

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Told as a Black girl diary mixtape between Mindanao and New York City, Sunflower: Black Baby is a nonlinear story of race, colorism, migration, motherhood, faith, class, and the complicated ways love survives across generations.

At its heart, this is a story about the journey to becoming someone you love, and discovering that true beauty is what your soul crafts at the tip of your pen.

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