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Author: K. Imani Tennyson

Book Reviews, Memoir/Non-Fiction

Book Review: Everything You Wanted to Know About Indians But Were Afraid to Ask

Posted on9 April, 2021

Title: Everything You Wanted to Know About Indians But Were Afraid to Ask Author: Anton Treuer Genres:  Non-fiction Pages: 400 Publisher: Levine Querido Review Copy: Copy provided by Publisher Availability: […] Read More

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Ready for Springtime Love?

Posted on31 March, 202130 March, 2021

Reading sweet romance novels is what has got me through the past year and really rekindled my love of romance novels as I’ve only focused on books with diverse leads. […] Read More

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New Releases

Posted on22 March, 202111 March, 2021

A whole bunch of book this week. A few sequels, a debut, and stories that will be sure to feed your literary soul. Which of these books will you be […] Read More

Book Reviews, Fantasy

Book Review: Infinity Reaper

Posted on12 March, 202111 March, 2021

Title: Infinity Reaper (Infinity Cycle #2) Author: Adam Silvera Genres:  SciFi, Fantasy Pages: 592 Publisher: Quill Tree Books Review Copy: Copy provided by Publisher Availability: Available now Summary: Emil and […] Read More

Book Reviews, Romance, Science Fiction

Mini-Review: Yesterday is History

Posted on3 March, 20211 March, 2021

Title: Yesterday is History Author: Kosoko Jackson Genres:  SciFi, Romance Pages: 320 Publisher: Sourcebooks Fire Review Copy: Purchased Availability: Available now Summary: Weeks ago, Andre Cobb received a much-needed liver […] Read More

New Releases

New Releases

Posted on22 February, 202121 February, 2021

Three new books to add to your TBR list. Some Other Now by Sarah Everett HMH Books for Young Readers Before she kissed one of the Cohen boys, seventeen-year-old Jessi […] Read More

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