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June 5, 2021
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Louisa May Alcott’s Orchard House Transports You Back to the Time of ‘Little Women’

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November 29, 2021

Alice Sebold’s Fixation on Accused Rapist’s Race in ‘Lucky’ Forecasts Overturned Conviction

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November 27, 2021

‘Love Life’ Examines the Underappreciated Black Editor Experience

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November 17, 2021

‘Passing’ Delves Into How Racial Identity Impacts the Life You Want

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November 12, 2021

Why ‘Beloved’ Stole the Spotlight in Politically Charged Books Debate

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November 8, 2021

From the Editor: Adding More Works to Our Libraries by Native American Women

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November 2, 2021

Book Review: ‘Everything, Everything’ by Nicola Yoon

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July 20, 2016

Book Review: ‘The Underground Railroad’ by Colson Whitehead

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December 18, 2016

‘Jane the Virgin’ TV Review: Chapter Fifty-Six

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February 22, 2017

Book Launch: ‘The Education of Margot Sanchez’ by Lilliam Rivera

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February 24, 2017

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Today marks Louisa May Alcott’s 189th birthday. The Orchard House, her home in Concord, Massachusetts, revives the spirit of what made her classic LITTLE WOMEN a phenomenon spanning over 150 years 📖
MISFITS by Michaela Coel is a smart quick read where the actress, screenwriter, and producer of #imaydestroyyou and #chewinggum narrates her rise in entertainment by recognizing the people she classifies as misfits while also noticing how moths always seem to make an appearance on her journey.
Nella Larsen’s classic PASSING tells the story of an ill-fated friendship between two fair-skinned Black women in 1920s Harlem that feels threatened with one woman assuming a White racial identity to fit in a racist society. Shot in black-and-white, the film emphasizes those colors in the racial context and how they threaten the lives of @tessamaethompson’s Irene Redfield and @negga.ruth’s Clare Kendry Bellew.
October is Filipino American History Month. These special occasions serve as a reminder to expand our #tbr lists and in this case add more stories by Filipinx and Filipino authors, especially Filipina authors 📚✨
Here's a #throwback #bookreview on THE FAVORITE SISTER by @jessicaknollauthor:
Check out the #shelit #bookreview for THE GILDED ONES by @namina.forna on shelit.com and at the #linkinbio ⛓
Check out the #shelit #bookreview for MEXICAN GOTHIC by @silviamg.author on shelit.com and at the #linkinbio ⛓
Let’s give Ntozake Shange her flowers today. She was born on this day in 1948 💐
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