📚✨ April is bloomin’ with BIPOC brilliance! 🌸✨From powerful debuts...
📚✨April Book of the Month! Rootless by Krystle Zara Appiah...
📚✨ March came in HOT 🔥 with must-read books from...
📚✨ March Reading Stack ✨📚 I’ve already turned the last...
✨ Dream Count by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is finally here!...
🚨 BOOKS UNDER ATTACK—EVEN IN CANADA! 🚨 Did you know...
Vacation mode: ON. ✅ Reading mode: ALWAYS ON! ☀️📖 I’m...
📚✨ February New BIPOC Reads! ✨📚 February is bringing the...
OLA 2025 was a whole vibe!🎉 I loved being surrounded...
📚✨ February Book of the Month! ✨📚 This February, we’re diving into...
Your Next Level Life by Karen Arrington is a short, quick read that packs a light punch.
Karen Arrington is a beautiful Black woman, a fierce, successful businesswoman, and the perfect woman to share her voice.
By LalaaSpring is here and so is a fresh new crop of books by BIPOC authors that are blooming with brilliance, healing, drama, and delicious storytelling. ...
As we step into 2025, there are so many books on the horizon from Black and BIPOC authors. This year promises a diverse array of ...
As we move into December, the season of cozy nights and endless cups of tea, there’s no better time to dive into a new book….
By LalaaThis month, This Black Girl Reads book club dives into the award-winning novel Behold the Dreamers by Imbolo Mbue—a powerful story that captures the complexities ...
Our stories are the ones we tell in whispered voices, in private spaces, to people who we know will not judge us but will hold ...
My reading game was lagging a little last month and I can’t say that I knocked that many books off my list. In any case,…
By Lalaa“You know what they say, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. What you deemed useless and blemished, I regard as valuable and a fucking ...
As we prepare to let go of summer, I mourn a little. Drinking wine while reading on my patio has been my favourite summer pastime. ...
“You were not just born to center your entire existence on work and labor. You were born to heal, to grow, to be of service…
By LalaaWhen people speak about Jamaica they discuss their beautiful beaches, electric music, delectable food and their unique culture, but rarely do people mention their literary ...
Hey I'm Lalaa and welcome to my little corner on the internet. Over here I do literary tingz! I read diverse books, write about diverse books and talk about diverse books on the Getting Lit Podcast. I live in Toronto with my kiddos and my goal is simple, to decolonize and diversify bookshelves everywhere! Our book club the #ThisBlackGirlReads Book Club, meets monthly to discuss out pick of the month. Hope you find some reading inspo!
