Sistah Girls it’s May, and I can hear the graduation march in the air. Ending high school and starting that transition into adulthood is a turbulent period and makes a great setting for a coming-of-age novel. It’s been a few years since my own high school graduation...
March was good to me Sistah Girls! A few of my favorite authors dropped new reads. However, I made sure to try out some authors I’ve never read before as well. My monthly recap features two new to me authors along with three of my faves that just so happen to have...
From Girlhood To Womanhood I met Shanae Watkins the same way a lot of people who watched the Girlhood documentary did–in the Waxter Juvenile Facility. She was fourteen, she had three pigtails in her hair, and was as cute as a button. She had cheeks that were made for...
Sistah Girls, I am from a large family, one of the younger siblings in the bunch, so family ties are always a treat. So, it was natural to offer some of the books that feature sibling love. It’s always cool to watch siblings come together to solve problems while...
Friends-To-Lovers Trope Sistah Girls, have you ever had a friend, whether they are your best friend or someone you recently met and you became great friends? Was there ever a time you looked at them as more? Did you fantasize about what they could do in bed or did you...
Sistah Girls, they don’t call February the month of love for nothing. Romance reigned supreme for me but hey that’s nothing new. Romance rules! These books though…three of them are new releases and two are new to me authors. Here is what I read and...
For women of color to continue the conversations that we have in the nail salon, beauty parlor, church, and during our lunch breaks at work. This is a place where you can kick off your shoes and get comfortable.