“What’s Mine and Yours” Navigates the Boundaries of Family and Race
I was lucky enough to read an early draft of Naima Coster’s second novel What’s Mine and Yours in February 2020. I was halfway through my...
I was lucky enough to read an early draft of Naima Coster’s second novel What’s Mine and Yours in February 2020. I was halfway through my...
In a Venn diagram of modern diasporic and postcolonial novels, there would be a healthy amount of overlap. Though these terms are contested and not always...
I have a confession to make. Most of the books I’ve read so far this year have been rereads. After going through Northanger Abbey, I revisited...
For many, romance has offered the light, fun reads they needed during these cooped-up, high-stress pandemic times. But look, for some of us, horror has offered...
I know what you’re thinking: survival guide, some kind of edible plants guide, maybe The Art of War. If you think those are the books that...
I’ve been listening to audiobooks for as long as I can remember, and the never-ending pandemic has spurred me to change up my listening experience. Too...
A good laugh brightens up your day. Whenever you find something that makes you laugh, you never want to let it go, right? You might even...
Public libraries provide so many valuable and necessary programs for our communities, beyond providing books. Some public libraries provide English language learning services, preserve genealogy or...
If you fall squarely in the center of the Venn Diagram of “loves books” and “loves cats,” you’ve come to the right place. There’s something about...
Warning: This post contains major spoilers for the books Nimona, Legendborn, the Morrigan Crow series, Fledgling, and These Witches Don’t Burn, as well as WandaVision. WandaVision...