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A Broken People's Playlist Book Review: A Heartfelt Literary Gem
Dive into the heart-rending world of 'A Broken People's Playlist' with our book review. Discover the emotional journey of love, trauma, and
A Woman Like Me by Diane Abbott - a Black British book club review
Discover the captivating journey of Diane Abbott, the first black woman MP in the UK, through our Black British book club review of 'A Woman
Unpacking the Bittersweet Themes of "Sweetness In The Skin": A Shelf Interest Book Club Review
Explore the themes of 'Sweetness In The Skin' as we unravel the complexities of classism, colourism, and community support in Jamaica
Book Review: "And So I Roar" by Abi Daré - A Compelling Tale of Tragedy and Hope
Discover the compelling tale of tragedy and hope in 'And So I Roar' by Abi Daré. A thought-provoking journey of resilience and empowerment.
"We Were Girls Once": Navigating Womanhood, Politics, and Trauma
Discover the intergenerational journey of womanhood, politics, and trauma in 'We Were Girls Once' set against the backdrop of Nigeria. Dive
"Exploring Black British Identity in "Manny and the Baby" by Varaidzo: A Book Review"
Manny and the Baby is a brilliant debut from Varaidzo, which exquisitely explores what it is to be black in the past and in more...
Ours book by Phillip B. Williams: An Afro-Surreal Masterpiece! Shelf Interest book club review
If you’re into afro-surrealism, historical fiction, intergenerational dynamics, the African American experience, then "Ours" is a must read!
Book Club Review of "Who's Loving You: Love Stories by Women of Colour"
“Who’s Loving You: Love Stories by Women of Colour” is a collection of stories, edited by Sareeta Domingo, that tells very different...
Drinking From Graveyard Wells by Yvette Lisa Ndlovu - book review
Drinking from Graveyard Wells is a short story collection written by Zimbabwean author and Sarungano (storyteller), Yvette Lisa Ndlovu....
Edge of Here by Kelechi Okafor - Shelf Interest Book Club Review: A Futuristic Ode to Black Women
Discover the captivating world of "Edge of Here" by Kelechi Okafor. A post-modern fantasy, this book explores black womanhood and more.
