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Book Reviews, Contemporary

Book Review: The Revolution of Birdie Randolph

Posted on16 August, 201910 August, 2019

Title: The Revolution of Birdie Randolph Author: Brandy Colbert Genres:  Contemporary Pages: 336 Publisher: Little Brown Books for Young Readers Review Copy: ARC from publisher Availability: Available Aug. 20th Summary: […] Read More

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Honoring Toni

Posted on7 August, 20196 August, 2019

It was announced yesterday that literary legend Toni Morrison passed away at 88 years old. Toni is my literary idol. She inspired my writing and my teaching. Her work was […] Read More

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Group Discussion Announcement: Watch Us Rise

Posted on20 February, 201919 February, 2019

It’s time to announce our first book discussion of 2019, and since next month is Women’s History Month, we thought it would be wonderful to talk all about the feminist […] Read More

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The Hate U Give Movie Review

Posted on17 October, 201816 October, 2018

The movie adaptation of The Hate U Give opens in a matter of hours and I know all of you are excited to see it. Unless you’re like me and […] Read More

Book Reviews, Contemporary

Book Review: Pride

Posted on28 September, 201828 September, 2018

Title: Pride Author: Ibi Zoboi Genres:  Contemporary Pages: 304 Publisher: Balzer + Bray Review Copy: Purchased Availability: Available now Summary: Zuri Benitez has pride. Brooklyn pride, family pride, and pride in […] Read More

Book Reviews, Fantasy

Book Review: Children of Blood and Bone

Posted on16 March, 201816 March, 2018

Title: Children of Blood and Bone Author: Tomi Adeyemi Genres: Fantasy Pages: 525 Publisher: Henry Holt & Company Review Copy: Purchased Availability: Available Now Summary: Zélie Adebola remembers when the […] Read More

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