Book Review: Survival of the Thickest: Essays by Michelle Buteau
Michelle Buteau is one of those women I just know. I don’t know how I know her. I couldn’t tell you the first thing I saw her in. If someone asked me what movies or shows she’s done I’d have to snap my fingers and say “You know the one on Netflix with the girl and the...
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Sistah Girls Nite In ft. Rae Lyse [Video]
Sistah Girls, we have launched a new interview series! Sistah Girls Nite In is our new late-night author interview series. We are hanging out with some of your favorite Black authors to discuss characters, plots, themes, and everything in between. Our first guest was...
9 Black Romance Novels to Read This Month
Black Romance Novels Sistah Girls, if you enjoy reading romance, then you know there are subcategories within romance. And because of that, I chose a variety of books from multiple genres. I often mentioned my love of romantic suspense, so expect a few in that...
8 Black BookTube Girlies You Should Follow Right Now
Sistah Girls, if you love YouTube (like I do) then you already know about BookTube. But for those who don't know, BookTube is where it's at, readers give you full-length videos with book recommendations, reviews, predictions, and read-a-thons, and they host live book...
Book Review: Lemon Pepper: Where Love & Grief Meet by Nina
Lemon Pepper: Where Love & Grief Meet by Nina Sistah Girls, it’s definitely a Hot Girl summer, and author Nina just gave us a reason to be outside. As a business owner, Benz found solace in the bakery that had been in her family for decades. Nomel’s was a...
An Interview with Louisa Onomé – Author of The Melancholy of Summer
An Interview With Louisa Onomé Black-Canadian lit can be scarce, however, critically acclaimed author Louisa Onomé is making quite an impact in the literary scene. Her new YA novel The Melancholy of Summer is receiving rave reviews for its nuanced portrayal of grief,...
The Lex List: June Was Lit (Books + Reviews)
Sistah Girls, June was on FIRE! I found a new to me author whom I enjoyed, then I was happily surprised by a new release from author Nina, only to be crushed by a sudden outcome with a character I’ve been following for at least four books now. Here is what I read and...
5 Self-Care Books Written By Black Women That You Should Read
Books to Help You Heal Sistah Girls, it's important for us to create conversations and educate ourselves on unique healing practices and approaches to becoming a better us. I don’t know about you, but I am always searching for a good book that ups my level of...
7 Black Romance Novels to Read This Summer
Black Romance Novels to Read this Summer Sistah Girls, summer is here, and it's time to enjoy some sizzling summer reads. I have the perfect list to quell your Black romance needs. Go ahead and grab your favorite beverage and settle in for a thrilling ride. Sweet...
6 Must-Read Classic Urban Novels
Sistah Girls, I don’t know about you all but I love a good throwback. Be it music, movies, fashion, or Larenz Tate in "Love Jones." Anytime a fond memory tumbles from my mental time capsule, I am more than gleeful to soak up the...
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