Recently, I reviewed the book Coriander’s Light by independent author MJ Vaughn. Is it worth adding to your fall reading list? Watch the review to find out. I’m also a reviewer for reedsydiscovery, so, if you like my reviews, you can head over there and provide tips as a form of gratitude and appreciation. -Porscheoy…
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‘Eat, Pray, Love’ By Elizabeth Gilbert [Book Review]
Earlier this year, while planning the travel I embarked on this summer, I decided to read the book of a film that had always resonated with me in some capacity, Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert. As expected, the book was more detailed and differed from the movie in many ways. See my review of…
Looking For A Great Read? ‘Puerto Rico Strong’ Is It!
Even in the midst of my summer travels, I have been on a quest to read amazing books that pull me in and teach me new knowledge. Puerto Rico Strong, the anthology that was created to provide support and relief to Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria has been one of those reads for me. As…
‘Zami’: The Black Queer Book by Audre Lorde You Need to Read this Pride Month!
Zami is a book by Audre Lorde that is viewed by many as a right of passage for LGBTQ+ individuals, most specifically queer-identified women of color. Zami has personally revolutionized the way I approach dating and intimacy and caused me to reflect deeply on the issues that are still haunting our community. During this month,…
My Heroes Have Always Been Junkies [Book Review]
For Free Comic Book Day, May 4, I picked up a really cool comic that I think everyone should read. See my full review below: Until next time, remember to give time time and to have the best day of your life–on purpose!
Difficult Women by Roxane Gay (Book Review)
I could not allow for Women’s History Month to end without takin a moment to recognize a book that I hold dear. Not only is the book superbly written, but it honors the entire being of a women in a way that makes one feel whole. It is uncomfortable in its rawness at times, but…
Children of Blood and Bone (Book Review)
What’s the best book you read last year? It was such a good year of reading for me, but one of my topic books was definitely Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi. What makes the story so beautiful for me is the fantasy realm that I was transported to each time I opened…
We Were Eight Years In Power (Book Review)
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Nancy Drew (Comic Book Review)
Did you spend hours as a child searching for clues and solving mysteries with Nancy Drew? If so, you will approach this series with a much different perspective than I did. I found the series to be enjoyable, though a bit disappointing in the end. To watch my full review, click play below :): Did…
Bone by Yrsa-Daley Ward (Book Review)
To say that Bone is a book of poetry is a bit of an oversimplification. Bone is a vehicle a griot used to transport her stories. One thing that becomes immediately apparent is that Yrsa-Daley Ward is a storyteller before she is a poet. Her poems weave us through complex romantic interactions and even more…
A Review of The Wicked + The Divine
Anyone who has spoken to me over the last two months, or watched my book reviews, knows that I have been raving about the comic book series, The Wicked + The Divine. Finally, the review is here: As always, I would love to hear your feedback! Either write it in a comment below or email…
Harry Potter and Our Modern Times (Book Review)
If you’re like me, you’ve probably been a diehard Harry Potter fan for many years. What I tend to love most about the books is that they’re always a great escape from reality; what is less exciting is when the books become a reflection of your current reality. In Harry Potter there are many valuable…
Midnight III (Book Review)
If you’re like me you probably fell in love with the character Midnight upon reading Sister Souljah’s, The Coldest Winter Ever. As Sister Souljah states, “he’s what every woman wants in a man…” Yeah, I used to think so when I was younger, but as you get older you realize Midnight is slightly flawed. Don’t…
The Warmth of Other Suns (Book Review)
The Great Migration—I honestly do not recall having this as a topic of discussion at any point of my education. Not even during Black History Month lessons. I just assumed that eventually, newly freed slaves just sorta drifted to their permanent location. Well, this book was the history lesson I never had and never knew…
Fun(4)DaMental: Grimm’s Fairy Tales
Our first review is complete and we are ready to share with you our uninhibited opinions of Grimm’s Fairy Tales by the Brothers Grimm. Below are our remarks and cumulative grade for the book. Enjoy ☺ Tyrah: Grimm’s Fairy Tales by 19th century author Wilhelm Grimm is a fantastical journey into 1800’s Germany, the western…
