Welcome to my stop on the Tangleroot by Kalela Williams Book Tour hosted by Colored Pages Book Tours! Sometimes when you are young you have to learn a few lessons the hard way, among them being: that sometimes your Mom is right and you should’ve listened to her. Don’t judge a person based on stereotypes. When […]
Welcome to my tour stop for the Only for The Holidays by Abiola Bello book tour hosted by @hearourvoicestours ! Pub Date: Oct. 8, 2024 I really enjoy Bello’s Christmas YA romance books. I hope she writes more so that they can be the start of a tradition. Each year I like to think that […]
Let the Black Boy Magic commence… If you are an audiobook reader, then I highly recommend getting this book! The narrator is amazing! He acted is butt off! I’m talking about accents, nuanced voice changes, other characters male and female, even acting like he had cereal in his mouth when the MC was eating breakfast […]
🚸💰⚠️Welcome to my stop on the Hear Our Voices Book Tour for Safe Passage by G. Neri and David Brame🚸💰⚠️ So this book started a tussle in my family of who was going to get to read it first. My kids love graphic novels so when they saw it on my desk, both of my […]
Where are all my historical fiction girlies? Romance and Black Society in early 20th Century Chicago is an awesome combination in The Davenports by Krystal Marquis. This is the representation I wish I had in novels growing up since historical fiction was and is my main jam. As a young Black girl I craved a […]
Review: Black Girl You Are Atlas by Renée Watson and fine art by Ekua Holmes Welcome to my stop on the #BlackGirlBookstaTour, check out my IG account for additional content. I chose Renée Watson’s recently released Black Girl You Are Atlas to feature. You will be blown away by the poetry in this semi-autobiographical collection. […]
The Queen of Horror has done it again! I read this book and finished it in two days. I’m actually ready to do a re-read in October just for fun. What Jackson does so well with this book is illustrate the different racial archetypes that exist in American society. She also lays out how racism […]
Today is my stop on the Turning by Joy L. Smith Blog Tour hosted by TBR and Beyond Book Tours. Review: Man, I don’t know what they call the WB these days, but this Turning by Joy L. Smith would be perfect for it’s own TV show. It’s got drama, lies, tragic accidents, toxic relationships […]
Book Review Ain’t Burned All the Bright by Jason Reynolds with artwork by Jason Griffin was an unexpected surprise. Now I’m talking about Jason Reynolds, so when I say surprise, I am talking about something on another level. I will give any book by Reynolds an automatic read. Approaching this book, I had no idea […]
Not too long ago, I posted my review of Wings of Ebony by J.Elle. Book one begins the story of Rue, a young girl who finds herself suddenly belonging to two worlds – one that we are familiar with in the East Row neighborhood of Houston, TX and one that is based in magic in […]