Let’s start Pride month right, shall we? Julia, a Londoner, seeks lust and satisfying sex…
Category: Books
May’s come and gone. With my project moseying along, my reading list continues to dwindle…
Kristina Forest writes a lovely, contemporary piece about a young girl striving to reach her…
When I selected this book to read, I had no idea how Sharon Biggs Waller…
Simone wants a color of her own. Simone is a little girl in search of…
Elizabeth Acevedo, author of the glorious The Poet X, avoided the sophomore slump with her…
Let me tell you about this book. Honestly, I wanted to scream as each chapter…
Bye April! We hardly knew ya! Honestly, April moved faster than the previous months. I…
Beautiful in its haunting glare, Helena Fox presents a story about ghosts and mental illness,…
Check on your neighbors because they may have a hobby that’s rather odd. In Downing’s…
Hello. Bonjour. Hola. March came in like a lion and in lambish. Okay. Okay. Well,…
“Deficiency is weakness. Beauty is power.” Last year, Dhonielle Clayton introduced us to The Belles last…
She’s fire. She’s ice. Her aura’s quite nice. She’s Daisy Jones, and with The Six,…
Hey! Hey! Hey! When I say I’m a bibliophile, I mean exactly what that word…
Love finds a way. I suppose that’s the theme of this book. Also, ignore the…
In Candice Carty-Williams’ debut, Queenie, she explores the life of a young black British Jamaican…
When one thinks of ghost stories, they think of haunted houses and specters wailing in…
February came and went. I noticed a major slowdown compared to January. In total, I…
What a good starting point for young girls and women to decide what part they…
