I am perpetually in search of a queer novel that will pierce my heart. This book is one of those. Click the video below to see my review of Once Ghosted, Twice Shy by Alyssa Cole. I’m also a reviewer for reedsydiscovery, so, if you like my reviews, you can head over there and provide…
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Is ‘Boy Crazy 2’ As Good As The First Book?
Writing a book is challenging. Writing a sequel is arguably harder to do well. Does Boy Crazy 2 by Deana Dean live up to the rave reviews of the first one? Click the video below to find out :). I’m also a reviewer for reedsydiscovery, so, if you like my reviews, you can head over…
What Would Martin Say? This Book Attempts To Answer That Question
Questioning what someone you greatly admire may say in certain situations is common. Maybe the person you often ponder about is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. If so, this book may be of interest. Watch my full review for details. I’m also a reviewer for reedsydiscovery, so, if you like my reviews, you can head…
Book Predictions for ‘Life After Death’ by Sister Souljah
Will Winter evolve or remain as the person we got to know in The Coldest Winter Ever? Watch my predictions in the video below. 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. You can also join…
Let’s Talk About ‘The Coldest Winter Ever’ by Sister Souljah
Let’s talk about this novel that is such a critical part of our literary childhoods. 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. You can also join me on goodreads. -Porscheoy Brice
Here Are The Books I’m Reading In January 2021; And How To Enter To Win The New Sister Souljah Book
I’m so excited to share that I will be reading and reviewing 5 books during the month of January. 1. The Coldest Winter Ever by Sister Souljah2. What Would Martin Say? by Clarence B. Jones3. Boy Crazy 2 by Deana Dean4. Citizen by Claudia Rankine5. Nejma by Nayyirah Waheed There are 2 ways to enter…
The Exploration of 4th Century Africa in Literature; Of Captivity & Kings (Book Review)
Have you ever wanted to know more about the internal struggle happening in 4th-century African countries while they also had the external challenge of slave catchers trying to enslave their citizens? This is the book for you. Watch my full book review to learn more about this intended epic tale. I’m also…
Have You Ever Been Crazy In Love? Here’s The Book For You!
How many of you remember being young and experiencing romantic love for the first time? The sensations and feelings of the immense love that you couldn’t always control? Such is the experience of the young protagonist, Chloe, as she navigates her first love experience and the life-altering decisions that she must make as a result….
Does Twilight Age Well? (Book Review)
In honor of Midnight Sun being released from Stephenie Meyer, I am reading and reviewing the entire series. See my review of the first book in the series: 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….
Revisiting ‘Flyy Girl’ by Omar Tyree
If you’re like me, you probably read Flyy Girl during your adolescence. In a fit of nostalgia, I decided to pick the oldie but goodie up and give it another read. Watch the video to see my thoughts on the video now, years later. I’m also a reviewer for reedsydiscovery, so, if you like my…
‘YOU’: Book vs. Series Review
Are you a fan of the Netflix series YOU? Have you been thinking about reading the book but are uncertain if it’s worth the read? Well, I read it so that you may know the answer to that question. See my full review of the book and series below. I’m also a reviewer for reedsydiscovery,…
Read With Me! January 2020 Book Selections
¡Feliz Año Nuevo! Happy New Year! This month I am reading three books that I am excited to share with all of you. I’m also hopeful that you’ll join in reading them :). Here is my list: 1. When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi 2. You by Caroline Kepnes 3. The Stockholm Octavo by…
Coriander’s Light By MJ Vaughn (Book Review)
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…
‘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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