Hi Everyone!
I’m consolidating my hefty reading projects here, so that readers can follow along with me. A few years ago I made it a goal to write a short review of everything I read in addition to logging it in Goodreads; this is now available to you as a resource!
I’d love to start some kind of interactive book club, comment on books, etc. – so please feel free to leave comments, add what I’m reading, suggest new titles you think I’d like, and more. I envision this space as an interactive literary community, so pipe in! One awesome suggestion: my favorite ever virtual book club, Around The World in 80 Books. We are reading a variety of works from around the world as an act of resistance, and our discussions are fruitful and inspiring. It’s also a free activity done in your free time – about the easiest group participation imaginable!
A Court of Silver Flames (A Court of Thorns ...
Read MoreGripping true story of how the FBI was founded to investigate
Read MoreIt can be easy to forget that Africa was full of diverse
Read MoreThis is the history of poor white people in America
Read MoreEvicted is an especially relevant read right now as millions face homelessness
Read MoreAlthough written by a white author, this is a vital book to
Read MoreA perspective on the Vietnam War (and its aftermath) on people who had to flee
Read MoreAnother first hand account of growing up in America undocumented
Read MoreLost in the COVID pandemic and police protests is the fact
Read MoreThis is a rich, complex novel that provides a really nuanced dive into immigration policy in China and the U.S.
Read MoreTakei is famous for his time on Star Trek, but his story starts in the concentration
Read MoreFun story for little kids about one of history’s criminally underrated provocateurs
Read MoreVibrant illustrations telling the story of the first black prima ballerina of the New York Ballet.
Read MoreBook about a black girl that is just about her being happy
Read MoreStunning illustrations and a story that centers and celebrates
Read MoreLittle Leaders is an entire series worth looking into, but this one focusing
Read MoreAdichie is a wonderful writer about the American African experience.
Read MorePercival Everett is IMHO criminallyunderrated. This novel, describing
Read MoreYou know all those movies where people time travel between modern and slavery times?
Read MoreAnother book that needs to become a pillar of the literary canon.
Read MoreThere is a reason Toni Morrison was the first (and, to-date, and tragically, only) black woma
Read MoreWhy should we reframe the way we teach about our founding fathers?
Read MoreOne of the most exciting developments in publishing is
Read MoreTrue story of the experiences of the Harlem Hellfighters, an all-black WWI unit.
Read MorePowerful graphic novel of a Civil Rights era case
Read MoreVital graphic novel series straight from the mouth of one of the last people alive
Read MoreThis is singlehandledly the best book I have read about having conversations about racism
Read MoreThis iconic text is a cornerstone of educating yourself about the invisible parties of American
Read MoreA lot of fuss has been made about Caste and it lives up
Read MoreThis was the first book that really radicalized
Read MoreAny step towards understanding the black experience in America
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