A well researched and in depth look into the Atlantic slave trade and what happened to the men women and children that were taken across the seas.

Mainly looking into the trade in America but with mention of the western counties too.

Very detailed and interesting.

This book is an unwavering look into the slave trade and slavery specifically in America. It breaks down what happened, who profited, why it lasted so long, and the lasting impacts of slavery to this day. It's told through a combination of stories told by those that were survivors and family members, and historical records. This book should be required reading in every school so children can learnt truth of slavery and how it affected the country for generations.

This text by Ana Lucia Araujo describes the Atlantic history of slavery from start to end, following the slave trade from West Africa to the Americas and Europe. As you move through the book, the lens is focused on emphasising the importance of Brazil, West Africa and West Central Africa, and the stories of enslaved women across centuries. It details the memories and lived experiences of the men, women and children who were victims of these atrocities.