Tag: Bookworm
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Book Review: Who’s Yehoodi?- Sam Selvaggio
Title: Who’s Yehoodi? The Man that wasn’t there Author: Sam Selvaggio Publisher: Solstice Publishing Pages: 296 Type/Format: Paperback (Gifted) (Owned) Rating: 5/5 TW/CW: War, Racism, Racial Slurs, Violence, violence against family ‘Who’s Yehoodi’? was a fantastic novel set in Harlem in the 1940’s in the height of racial controversy and war. The novel is based…
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Top Ten Tuesday
February 25th- Characters I’d follow on social media. Don’t forget to check out Jana @ That Artsy Reader Girl for more Top Ten Tuesday info and posts. Have there ever been times you’d wish your favorite characters from a book actually had a social media and you could follow them? What content do you think…
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First Lines Friday
First Lines Fridays is a weekly feature for book lovers hosted by Wandering Words. What if instead of judging a book by its cover, its author or its prestige, we judged it by its opening lines? If you want to make your own post, feel free to use or edit the banner above, and follow the rules…
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Review: Brain on Fire- Susannah Cahalan
Title: Brain on Fire Author: Susannah Cahalan Publisher: Simon and Schuster Pages: 266 Rating: 3/5 In all fairness, I liked the book, but didn’t love it. Towards the beginning of the book the author had my interest piqued, but towards the middle it just started feeling repetitive, and being as she was a journalist, her…
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Review: Supermarket- Bobby Hall
Title: Supermarket Author: Bobby Hall Publisher: Simon & Schuster Pages: 288 Rating: 5/5 There’s so much I have to say about this book. I’m probably going to get crap for it, but I don’t care. I picked this book out of curiosity because of the title. I’ve worked in a few supermarkets in my life…
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ARC Review: The Deep- Rivers Solomon
Title: The Deep Author: Rivers Solomon Publisher: Gallery/Saga Press Pages: 176 Rating: 5/5 We meet Yetu. Everyone is obsessed with her. Why? Because Yetu holds the memoirs of what happened to her people…the drowning of pregnant African women by white male slave traders. Of course, now they’re part of the deep. Their traumatic past is…
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ARC Review: Never Too Soon- Tamika Christy
Title: Never Too Soon Author: Tamika Christy Publisher: BQB Publishing Pages: 320 Rating: 5/5 Never too soon is the second book in the Anaya Series. Anaya returns in another drama filled story. After her mother’s death, Anaya’s life sort of got back on track. She has a good job where she’s the youngest highest paid…
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Mid-Year Book Freak Out Tag!!
As a newbie to the consistent book blogging world, I came across this tag on Sofii’s blog from A Book. A Thought . Apparently a lot of bloggers do this mid-year book freak out tag to see their updates on the books read this year so far. Currently I’m doing very well on my goodreads…