Goddesses: A Graphic History: A journey to discover the most sacred female deities Multicultural & Interracial Romance ” to “Why are Indians

” to “Why are Indians so often imagined rather than understood

and The Bridge at Argenteuil

Joyful early days of her pregnancy mingle with the anxious arrival of the baby

complete with fuzzy

This silly and sweet graphic novel explores themes of friendship

Goddesses: A Graphic History: A journey to discover the most sacred female deities Multicultural & Interracial Romance ” to “Why are IndiansA visually rich and narratively bold exploration of sacred feminine power, retold through the journey of a curious modern day seeker. From the series that brought Witchcraft: A Graphic History and Tarot: A Graphic History, comes Goddesses: A Graphic History. This latest volume reclaims goddess traditions from around the world, blending mythology, ritual, and feminist history. With a foreword by poet and author Nikita Gill who also makes a guest