There’s an ingredient missing in ‘Black Cake’
Charmaine Wilkerson’s ‘Black Cake’ delves into the complexities of generational trauma, family ties, and the struggle to forge a new
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Bad Fat Black Girl: A Review
“Bowen is unapologetic…”
Astrid Sees All: A Review
Natalie Standiford’s “Astrid Sees All” takes readers through the streets of 1980s New York when drugs, crime, and wannabe’s ruled.
My Sweet Girl: A Miss for Me
Hey Book Friends. Every now and then, I come across a book that leaves me unsure of what to think.
The Summer Job is a Perfect Summer Read
Hey Book Friends. I finished “The Summer Job” by Lizzy Dent, and it was brilliant. Synopsis: Elizabeth ‘Birdy’ Finch is scrambling
My Dark Vanessa: A Non-Love Story
“My Dark Vanessa” is not a love story.
The Undocumented Americans: An American Classic
Karla Cornejo Villavicencio’s “The Undocumented Americans” is a new classic. The writing, the interviews, the vulnerability– almost everything about this
Caste: A Review
“Caste” identifies and discusses how America arrived at its current state of division amongst its citizens. Wilkerson highlights the United
All Boys Aren’t Blue
Today, I finished “All Boys Aren’t Blue” by George M. Johnson. I used Apple Books for the audiobook, and the
Clap When You Land: A 2020 Treasure
“The writing was poetry.”
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