Gail Carter-Cade, author of ‘Uplifting The Pain of Behavioral and Learning Styles Through Poetry Now,’ invited guests for an engaging book signing inside Chamblin’s Uptown Book Store in downtown Jacksonville. Fans and friends of the […]
“Brown Girls is a beautiful love letter to friendship, Queens, New York, and what it means to navigate this world as a brown girl. It will make you think of your childhood friends, and after reading […]
By Jina DuVernay – Skeletons, secret powers, buried traumas, generational curses. What these spellbinding new novels reveal about characters’ ancestors changes their future forever. Sister Staff PhotoThe families in these intriguing stories of love, mysticism and […]
(Source NewsOne): Written By Brandee Sanders – “This book means so much to me; it’s a collection of perspectives and practices I’ve used to keep me afloat amid uncertainty,” said Michele. Former first lady Michelle […]
by Maya Pottiger – (Source (www.theatlantavoice.com) – The publishing industry still has a great deal of progress to make concerning the representation of Black children and protagonists in books. While browsing the gift shop at the […]
Bittersweet Memories of Last Spring is an impressive novel of faith, love, and identity—the first installment of a sequel penned by critically-acclaimed author Ardain Isma. Synopsis: In 1980, 17-year-old Yrvin Lacroix is in a sailboat from […]
Reverend Mathias Walcott has traveled the world spreading the gospel to anyone that will listen. His humbled roots and his wife of forty years award him the motivation to make a way out of nothing. […]
By Terri Schlichenmeyer @bookwormez – Bodice-rippers. – That’s what they’re sometimes called: you know, those romance books that feature a hard-bodied, handsome man on the cover, and he’s holding the shoulders of a lovely, swooning […]
By Terri Schlichenmeyer – @TerriSchlichenmeyer – That song. – It always makes you want to dance with somebody. It gets your feet shuffling and your behind bouncing and the lyrics pour out of your mouth. […]
By Terri Schlichenmeyer – @bookwormsez – You’d need that pin to get in. – Put it on your chest and you’d get access to an exclusive club. The pin tells the world what you did, […]
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