Book Reviews

Historical Fiction Meets Multicultural Romance in ‘Ana Maria and the Fox’ by Liana De la Rosa

I have been enjoying the new trend of more multicultural romances, and Ana Maria and…

Bozoma Saint John Shares of Love, Loss, and Survival in ‘The Urgent Life’

If we’re talking about iconic Black women leaders, Bozoma “Boz” Saint John rises to the…

A Journey of Ancestry, Blackness, and Loss in ‘To the Realization of Perfect Helplessness’

After her maternal grandmother’s death 25 years ago, Robin Coste Lewis discovered a collection of…

Book Review: ‘The Sugar Jar’ Reminds Us There Is Enough Sweetness to Go Around

With each new year, we set new goals and make plans to foster change in…

‘Queenie: Godmother of Harlem’ Shines a Light on an Unsung Heroine

Looking for a graphic novel that shines light on an unsung heroine of Black Harlem?…

Symbolism, Motifs, and the Significance of Alienation: A Review of Michaela Coel’s ‘Misfits’

In Michaela Coel’s Misfits: A Personal Manifesto, Coel divulges various aspects of her life that…

Book Review: Misty Copeland Pens a Heartfelt Memoir About Her Mentor in ‘Wind at My Back’

Misty Danielle Copeland, born in my hometown of Kansas City, Missouri, doesn’t look like someone…

‘Marvel Anatomy: A Scientific Study of the Superhuman’ is the Perfect Tool to Get Ready for Marvel’s Phase 5

Marvel Anatomy: A Scientific Study of the Superhuman is the perfect tool to get ready…

Pinky Cole, CEO of Slutty Vegan, Shares Everything Delicious in New Cookbook, ‘Eat Plants, B*tch’

Pinky Cole is an entrepreneur and brand strategist and the founder and CEO of Slutty…

‘Avengers Campus: The Official Cookbook’ is Perfect for Marvel Fans of All Ages

Avengers Campus: The Official Cookbook (Recipes from Pym’s Test Kitchen and Beyond) is an imaginative…