Tag: black women

Review: The Story of Fannie Lou Hamer

Review: The Story of Fannie Lou Hamer

Fannie Lou Hamer is a historical figure that I wish would get more attention. She was a key figure in the Civil Rights Movement, fighting for voting rights. Hamer doesn’t get enough credit for the role she played in American politics. Her fight to have her voice be heard was legendary.  Full of Informative Imagery […]

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Celebrate Black Women’s History Month With These New Picture Books

Celebrate Black Women’s History Month With These New Picture Books

Celebrate Black Women’s History Month with young readers by checking out these informative new books about famous Black women. ⁠ Yvonne Clark and Her Engineering Spark by Allen R. Wells; illustrated by DeAndra Hodge If you love Ada Twist, Scientist then you will really enjoy the true story of Yvonne Clark. She was one of […]

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Review: The Filling Station by Vanessa Miller

Review: The Filling Station by Vanessa Miller

Welcome to my book tour stop for The Filling Station by Vanessa Miller, hosted by Hear Our Voices Book Tours. Vanessa Miller’s latest novel, The Filling Station is historical fiction that tells the story of two sisters who survived the massacre and how they try to pick up the pieces of their lives left in […]

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Book Review: Tangleroot by Kalela Williams

Book Review: Tangleroot by Kalela Williams

Posted October 31, 2024 by Richetta in Blog Tours, Book Feature

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 […]

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