MOJO, dubbed as "the world's finest music magazine," featured It's No Wonder: The Life and Times of Motown's Legendary Songwriter Sylvia Moy in a recent book review section. The popular magazine, which is published in the United Kingdom, gave the much-lauded biography a 4-star rating. 

Motown's soul-infused/pop sound had a global impact on the world, especially in the UK. With the Detroit-based label's success there, this helped to shape British pop and R&B with groups like The Beatles and The Rolling Stones being influenced by the Motown sound. It's no secret that the rise of Northern Soul, which dealt with British dance and record-collecting culture built around rare American soul singles, also was influenced by Hitsville U.S.A.

It's No Wonder is available to order everywhere books are sold. 
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It's No Wonder: The Life and Times of Motown's Legendary Songwriter Sylvia Moy received a favorable review in The Wall Street Journal.

​You can also read the article, written by Emily Lordi, a Vanderbilt University research scholar and author, on MSN.com ‘It’s no wonder’ review: Sylvia Moy in Motown

It's No Wonder is available to order everywhere books are sold. 
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Media contact
Tara Kennedy, Publicity Director
Grand Central Publishing and Da Capo
​Tara.Kennedy@hbgusa.com 

Strength. Discipline. Creativity. Impact.

This Women’s History Month, Hachette Book Group spotlighted books from women whose influence spans the worlds of athletics, entertainment, and wellness.

From athletes who have pushed the limits of what’s possible to entertainers who have shaped culture—and voices in health and wellness who remind us of the power of caring for ourselves—these stories celebrate the determination, resilience, and creativity behind extraordinary lives. Together, they highlight the many ways women continue to inspire us to move, grow, and live boldly.

It's No Wonder: The Life and Times of Motown's Legendary Songwriter Sylvia Moy is available to order everywhere books are sold. Da Capo is an imprint of Grand Central, which is a Division of the Hachette Book Group. Da Capo is dedicated to publishing definitive biographies, memoirs, and narrative non-fiction about music and musicians.
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Media contact
Tara Kennedy, Publicity Director
Grand Central Publishing and Da Capo
​Tara.Kennedy@hbgusa.com 

March might be the month best known for celebrating women, but Essence is known for celebrating Black women all year long and has done so since the monthly magazine was first published in 1970.

It's No Wonder: The Life and Times of Motown's Legendary Songwriter Sylvia Moy takes center stage to raise awareness about one of the iconic record label's greatest songwriters and producers in Hitsville U.S.A.'s history.

To read the article, visit: The Story Of Sylvia Moy: The Unsung Motown Hitmaker Behind Stevie Wonder's Classic Songs - Essence | Essence 

​You can also read it on MSN.com 

It's No Wonder is available to order everywhere books are sold. 
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Media contact
Tara Kennedy, Publicity Director
Grand Central Publishing and Da Capo
​Tara.Kennedy@hbgusa.com 

To read the full issue of the North Dallas Gazette: FINAL-NDG030526.pdf  

It's No Wonder is available to order everywhere books are sold. 
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Media contact
Tara Kennedy, Publicity Director
Grand Central Publishing and Da Capo
​Tara.Kennedy@hbgusa.com