After retiring to North Carolina, Lil is determined to leave letters, diaries, and notes to her and her husband Frank’s children. While Lil is determined to do that, Frank is determined to find what has been left behind his childhood home which is now owned by Shelley and her son. These visits from Frank trigger memories from Read More
A Review On Libertie by Kaitlyn Greenidge
In the time of slavery, Libertie is the story of Libertie Samson and how she begins to discover being a Black woman in a time of men. Throughout her life, Libertie is brought different situations, talking about race, colorism, as well as issues on slavery. Each point that was talked about hit so many different topics that showed that even through fiction, you can learn a lot. I gave Libertie four stars, enjoying how each turn of the page made me… Read More
A Review On The Gift of Rio by C.S. Elston
After traveling to Hawaii after a traumatizing situation, Mei, now known as Toki, lives her life with her unborn daughter who would later become Rio in Hawaii. But on her way to But, during her trip from Japan to Hawaii, she encounters an old lady that tells her that her daughter Rio would grow up to have special gifts. Now in Japan years later, Rio is in search of her father. But along the way, she meets Luke, who helps her guide her way through Japan and the way through religion. Read More
A Review On Let’s Get Back to the Party by Zak Salih
Let’s Get Back to the Party is the story of Sebastian Mote, a 30 year old professor who is single and envies his students that can live so freely. After meeting his old childhood friend, Oscar Burnham, he discovers the current gay culture and how, as they both get older, see the ever-changing world. I did not finish Let’s Get Back to the Party, stopping at Read More
