by Brianna Whitaker | May 7, 2019 | Black Authors, Black Literature, Black Women, Black Writers, Sistah Girls Book Club
Gathered in a Lecture Hall, on a Sunday. There are two large black and white periodic tables on both walls to the right and left of me. We’re in a Science class but today we won’t be learning about the elements. On this Sunday, in particular, I made it my...
by BookLoverSistah | Apr 3, 2019 | Black Literature, Book Reviews, Sistah Girls Book Club
A Book For Comedic Relief…You Will Be Happy AF! Sistah Girls, this was the story of the month in romantic comedies. The story was funny AF, and the main characters were adorable and fun-irritating along with being unique and downright hilarious. Most of the...
by Sharee Hereford | Mar 4, 2019 | Afro Latina, Black Literature, Latest Updates, Sistah Girls Book Club
Afro-Latino Authors In past years, the literary world has been dominated by white male authors. It has been a place that was colorless or for better terms very poor in representation. As it began to become inclusive, it only added a small variety of writers of color....
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by Alexis Moore | Mar 2, 2019 | Black Literature, Black Women, Black Writers, Book Reviews, Sistah Girl Book Reviews, Sistah Girls Book Club, Urban Literature, Young Adult
4 STAR Spoiler Free Review of Tasha’s Got A Baby by S. Yvonne SHEEEESH… Not my typical read. Listen, this book took me by COMPLETE SURPRISE. And honestly, I’m torn on whether or not this is a good thing or a bad thing. My emotions are scattered. As...
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by BookLoverSistah | Feb 25, 2019 | Black Literature, Black Writers, Latest Updates, Sistah Girls Book Club
It’s a mystery why this genre isn’t at the top of every reader’s list. What’s better than romantic suspense with black love as the backdrop? I know, Black love with two hot couples loving and living their best life together. Real couples with everyday jobs are...
by Sharee Hereford | Feb 23, 2019 | Black Literature, Black Writers, Book Reviews, Sistah Girl Book Reviews, Sistah Girls Book Club
“If it’s Ms. Galiano, I’m safe. If it’s not, I have to hope it’s another teacher who gives a damn about the quiet girls in the corner.” -Xiomara Batista, The Poet X. Click To Tweet Reading The Poet X was like taking a stroll down...
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