
I didn‘t post a picture of my February report-books read during this month😳😱
15 books with #BookSpin & #DoubleSpin 9 books were related with #BlackHistoryMonth
2 bingos
February 2022 #BookSpinBingo @TheAromaOfBooks
I didn‘t post a picture of my February report-books read during this month😳😱
15 books with #BookSpin & #DoubleSpin 9 books were related with #BlackHistoryMonth
2 bingos
February 2022 #BookSpinBingo @TheAromaOfBooks
This book has many sad parts on how this woman try to go on in her life without almost any support. But I found some part unrealistic. Sometimes I didn‘t know if I was in the past, present or just in her thoughts while she was thinking about her life. I don‘t know, it didn‘t work for me. 2.5⭐️
https://youtu.be/15K0tMT940U
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Intro
Valerie Boyd, RIP
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Guest Appearance on The Bookcast Club podcast: https://www.thebookcastclub.com/podcast/episode/749ef027/64-my-life-in-books-wit...
The Wanderers by Mphuthumi Ntabeni
Well I haven't read the book, but I did just watch the movie...which was excellent and should be a must see. #blackhistorymonth
Voya received her calling, meaning first bleeding. The ritual is that one of the ancestors will appear to assign her a task that must be completed in order to become a witch. YA fantasy with a “pinch” of sci-if which I didn‘t expect, mystery. I liked the story it was ok, entertaining but unnecessarily too long. It appeals to the importance to take decisions. I think is overrated in GR. the bleeding ritual parts were disgusting, nasty🤢3.3⭐️
Renato is murdered and officer Imanol Petafunte will be in charge to investigate the case. In these 148 pages we will see a decadence of a community and in the characters that knew Renato: political corruption, decadence in values and moral, prostitution, racism, prejudice,..I liked the writing style but is some parts, (like chunks of good expressions) but for me as a whole, was sometimes confused because some parts were disconnected😬3⭐️
Mixed feelings. I liked the story, how the author, inspired by a song, create a story about what happened to some pregnant African slave women who were thrown overboard by their owners due to sickness or overboard. You will feel how painful is to remember through Yetu‘s voice, responsible to remember to transmit the history, to maintain their identity, pertinence in the community but so hard😢Some parts for me were isolated from the story. 3.7⭐️
Inspired by a true event, the author will recreate a story of how would be the life of Mary Lumpkin, a mixed race woman, who had 5 children with Robert Lumpkin, known for his cruelty during his period in that jail between 1844 to 1865. The author provides references of these events and explains what motivated her to write this story. So sad and I know it was worse in the real time. Love the story and the writing style. 4⭐️
I'm not sure why it took me so long to read this, but...wow! It was a rare five-star read for me. Such a powerful story, and so engaging. I highly recommend this one!! #mustread #blackhistorymonth
https://youtu.be/MMCfT5AbhAo
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Inheritance by Balli Kaur Jaswal
Children of the New World by Assia Djebar, آسيا جبار
Marjolijn De Jager (Translation)
A House in the Country by Ruth Adam
You are Eating an Orange. You are Naked. by Sheung-King
Until I Am Free: Fannie Lou Hamer's Enduring Message to America by Keisha N. Blain