Book Reviews

RALEIGH, N.C. — Before Brécha Byrd was even in college, she had made a name for herself. As captain of her basketball team in Surry County High School in Virginia, she led the team to the […]

By Megan Kirk – (Source: www.michiganchronicle.com) – In America, one out of every 54 children will be diagnosed with autism according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Of those diagnosed, minority children are […]

By Del Sandeen – (Source: www.sistersletter.com) – From African dishes to soul food, from grilled favorites to plant-based meals, get ready for good eating. Food does more than nourish our bodies. It brings people together. Many […]

NNPA NEWSWIRE — By BlackPressUSA (Source: www.balckpressusa.com) – Spurred in part by the success of general audience titles like, “A Series of Unfortunate Events,” by Lemony Snicket and “A Wrinkle in Time,” by Madeleline L’Engle […]

By Del Sandeen – March 19, 2021 – (Source: www.sistersletter.com) – Novels and nonfiction books by Pat Simmons, Kim Cash Tate, Sarah Jakes Roberts, Yolanda Pierce and others offer literary food for the soul. Nearly 80 […]

Sienna’s heart beats faster as the gorgeous, muscled Alpha steps closer — and my phone starts to beat in my hand as I read. Tapping the screen to reveal the next paragraph (“Every single one […]

By Roz Edward (Source: rollingout.com) – To commemorate this year’s Black History Month, rolling out and Penguin Random House have launched #AmplifyBlackStories: a historic content partnership between publishing giant Penguin Random House and Black-owned media companies […]

By Dana Given (Source: www.blackenterprise.com) Dr. Rokeshia Reneé Ashley is the creator of the SunFlower Child, a book depicting the life of an inner-city Black girl that consists of positive affirmations about her skin tone. Ashley, who […]

A young Ms. Tee navigated the streets of Harlem during the deadly crack epidemic of the ’80s and ‘90s, earning the respect of some of the most hardened street OGs in New York. Although she […]