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Summer Reading – reviews to come

I’ve been busy this summer trying to catch up on reading that was pushed to the backburner this winter and spring.

Keep an eye out for reviews of the following titles:

“Sugar” by Bernice L. McFadden’s
“Road Song” – A Memoir” by Natalie Kusz
“Uptown” by Virginia DeBerry and Donna Grant
“Tracks” – A Woman’s Solo Trek Across 1,700 Miles of Australian Outback” by Robyn Davidson
“Wildflowers” by lyah beth leflore
“Children of the Waters” by Carleen Brice
“Purple Hibiscus” by Chimamande Ngozi Adchie

This should keep me busy and actively posting over the next few weeks. I hope you’ll drop in and check out the reviews and offer your feedback.

A Review: What Doesn’t Kill You

What Doesn’t Kill You: A Novel by Virginia DeBerry

In their latest novel /What Doesn’t Kill You Virginia DeBerry and Donna Grant have offered a new style and new voice – first person.
This timely novel is told from the experience of the novel’s main character Tee Hodges who has found that she must reinvent herself just as she reaches her prime.