I don't know about y'all, but I've been screenshotting new releases every time I see them on Instagram! Between those and the books I've seen popping up on Netgalley, I was able to figure out which new books I'm excited to check out this year. Here's what I've got my eyes on:

The fact that October is over already has me feeling discombobulated, but the fact that I read 9 books last month is next level!

The Bewitching by Silvia Moreno-Garcia delivers supernatural horror in three tales of mysterious disappearances connected by a grad student named Minerva.

June was a slow month for me, in regards to reading, thanks to an increase in my workload and a couple of successful Pride Month outings.

Pride Month ain’t over yet! I’ve got 9 Queer BIPOC Books for y’all to enjoy.

I read 10 books last month & here are my thoughts:

It’s time for my April reading wrap-up! I read 10 books last month & here are my thoughts:

Zeal by Morgan Jerkins is a beautifully crafted historical fiction novel perfect for folks who loved the film Sinners and/or want to understand how our past as Black Americans affects our lives in the present.

I saw Sinners last night, which is an incredible new film by Ryan Coogler that mixes elements of historical fiction and the supernatural. Since seeing that film, I’ve been thinking about a few books.

I took a little break from posting & now I'm back to celebrate We Need Diverse Books Day!

Whenever I'm feeling hopeless, I try to to find something to look forward to like a get together with my friends or a new book.

This batch of mini reviews are all connected to secrets that each main character has had to keep for their own protection and/or...

Purchase any of the following books here: https://bookshop.org/lists/30-book-recommendations-for-women-s-history-month-beyond Social...

Beverly Jenkins took over January for me! One thing I know I can count on when I pick up her books is that the happy endings will include...

Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi has been banned in school districts in the following states: Florida, Maryland, Virginia, Iowa, Wyoming, Texas...

It's important to remember: We existed in the past. We exist now. And we will continue to exist in the future.

Last Night at the Telegraph Club has been banned in school districts in the following states: North Carolina, Florida, Utah...

AfroLatine authors I want to share with y'all.

Let’s get into my November reading wrap-up! I read 6 books last month: 3 Fantasy, 1 Sci-Fi Graphic Novel, 1 Historical Fiction, and 1...

Friends, I have a pairing of two fantastic books for you! But before I get into it, I need to set the stage. My maternal family have...