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Afternoon Tea Party at Corinthia Hotel, London, UK - 07 Jun 2021

'The Hate U Give' premiere, BFI London Film Festival, UK - 20 Oct 2018

Amandla Stenberg, Angie Thomas and George Tillman Jr

Angie Thomas, Amandla Stenberg and George Tillman Jr

George Tillman Jr taking a photo of Angie Thomas and Amandla Stenberg

Angie Thomas, George Tillman Jr. and Amandla Stenberg

George Tillman Jr., Amandla Stenberg, Timberly Whitfield, Angie Thomas

'The Hate U Give' BAFTA film screening, New York, USA - 16 Oct 2018

George Tillman Jr., Amandla Stenberg, Angie Thomas

Angie Thomas, Amandla Stenberg, George Tillman Jr.

In this photograph, author Angie Thomas holds a copy of her novel, "The Hate U Give," at a book signing in Jackson, Miss. Thomas' best-selling novel about a black teen murdered by police was adapted into a feature film of the same name

America Protests-Fictional Cops, Jackson, United States - 10 Oct 2018

Angie Thomas, a Jackson, Miss., resident speaks to reporters after signing copies of her book prior to a reception in Jackson, Miss. Belhaven University, based in Jackson, Mississippi, says it is creating the Angie Thomas Writers Scholarship program. One creative writing major at Belhaven will receive a scholarship to cover all expenses for tuition, room and board for four years, the university said in a news release

Exchange The Hate U Give Author, Jackson, USA - 10 Oct 2018

Graph, Angie Thomas, 30, a Jackson, Miss., resident whose book, "The Hate U Give," has been on a national young adult best-seller list for over 80 weeks, speaks to reporters as she signs copies of her book prior to a reception in Jackson, Miss. The receptions honored her writings as well as the coming release of the big screen adaption of the novel

Graph, Angie Thomas, a Jackson, Miss., resident whose book, "The Hate U Give," has been on a national young adult best-seller list for over 80 weeks, speaks to reporters as she signs copies of her book prior to a reception in Jackson, Miss. The receptions honored her writings as well as the coming release of the big screen adaption of the novel

Graph, Angie Thomas, a Jackson, Miss., resident whose book, "The Hate U Give," has been on a national young adult best-seller list for over 80 weeks, tours the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum, prior to a couple of receptions in Jackson, Miss. The receptions honored her writing as well as the coming release of the big screen adaption of the novel

Graph, fans of Angie Thomas, a Jackson, Miss., resident whose book, "The Hate U Give," has been on a national young adult best-seller list for over 80 weeks, show off their copies at a reception and book signing for the author, in Jackson. Thomas' novel has crossed over to a wider audience than simply young adults. The reception honored her writing as well as the coming release of the big screen adaption of the first novel

Graph, Angie Thomas, a Jackson, Miss., resident whose book, "The Hate U Give," has been on a national young adult best-seller list for over 80 weeks, stands, second from left, with a group of young women for a photograph at a reception and book signing in Jackson. Her novel has crossed over to a wider audience than simply young adults. The reception honored her writing as well as the coming release of the big screen adaption of the first novel

Angie Thomas, Tammye Brown. Graph, Angie Thomas, a Jackson, Miss., resident whose book, "The Hate U Give," has been on a national young adult best-seller list for over 80 weeks, signs her book for Tammy Brown, of Jackson, at a reception in the mezzanine between the state's two newest museums, the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum and the Museum of Mississippi History. The reception honored her writing as well as the coming release of the big screen adaption of the first novel

Graph, Angie Thomas, a Jackson, Miss., resident whose book, "The Hate U Give," has been on a national young adult best-seller list for over 80 weeks, speaks to reporters after signing copies of her book prior to a reception in Jackson, Miss. The receptions honored her writings as well as the coming release of the big screen adaption of the novel

Graph, Angie Thomas, a Jackson, Miss., resident whose book, "The Hate U Give," has been on a national young adult best-seller list for over 80 weeks, seated bottom row center, with a group of young women and men for a photograph at a reception and book signing in Jackson. Her novel has crossed over to a wider audience than simply young adults. The reception honored her writing as well as the coming release of the big screen adaption of the first novel

Graph, Angie Thomas, 30, a Jackson, Miss., resident whose book, "The Hate U Give," has been on a national young adult best-seller list for 82 weeks, sits in the middle of a group of millennials for a photograph at a reception and book signing in Jackson. Her novel has crossed over to a wider audience than simply young adults. The reception honored her writing as well as the coming release of the big screen adaption of the first novel

Angie Thomas-The Hate U Give, Jackson, USA - 10 Oct 2018

Graph, Angie Thomas, 30, a Jackson, Miss., resident whose book, "The Hate U Give," has been on a national young adult best-seller list for 82 weeks, autographs copies of her novel prior to attending reception and book signing in Jackson. Her novel has crossed over to a wider audience than only young adults. The reception honored her writing as well as the coming release of the big screen adaption of the first novel

Graph, Angie Thomas, 30, a Jackson, Miss., resident whose book, "The Hate U Give," has been on a national young adult best-seller list for 82 weeks, autographs her novel at a reception and book signing in Jackson. Her novel has crossed over to a wider audience than simply young adults. The reception honored her writing as well as the coming release of the big screen adaption of the first novel

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