I think that July means the official start of the summer reading season. And even though I already have a few summer favs there are…
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This book gave me all the feels, complicated, messy, and very sweet, I loved it all. First of all, thank LibroFM for sending me the…
By Lalaa50+ Books by BIPOC Authors Coming Out in June
Summer is quickly approaching and I’m READY! Sunshine, BBQs, family and that good stuff. Most of all I’m excited that Summer reads are beginning to…
By Lalaa60+ Books by BIPOC Authors Coming Out in May
The flowers are finally blooming and the weather is warming up in Toronto. I’ve even had a few days of reading in the park. I’m…
By LalaaMay Book of the Month: A Love Song For Ricki Wilde
“To me, love is like listening to an album. Some people skip to their favorite songs and ignore the rest. Other people listen to the…
By LalaaA Thought-Provoking YA Novel: ‘And Then There Was Us’ Book Review
When 19-year-old Coi, loses her mom suddenly in an accident, she’s forced to deal with their tumultuous relationship and find a way to move forward.
By LalaaAll the Books I Read in March
I hoped warm weather would follow when March would swoop in when March turned into April, but no such luck. I’m here still reading and trying to stay warm. Anyway, March was a pretty great reading month for me. I found a few sizzling hot novellas that had me in a chokehold. So here are the nine books I read in March.
By LalaaMust-Read Books by Black Authors Coming Out This Spring
Spring has sprung, and even though Mother Nature hasn’t yet gotten the memo there are still tons of hot books blooming. From memoirs to mysteries,…
By Lalaa65 Books by BIPOC Authors Coming Out in April
I know I say this every month but WOW! This month’s list is stacked with books galore and to say I’m excited for April is…
By LalaaApril’s Book of the Month: Fast by Millie Belizaire
“Sometimes you can fool yourself into thinking you’re “over” something. Then you catch yourself saying things, doing things, avoiding things, realizing you never truly got…
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