The month of October was a whirlwind but I read 11 books and although I felt like quitting my book goal of 113 a few times in October, I kept…
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The 10 Best New Books to Add to Your Summer Reading List
We’re about halfway through summer, I know I can’t believe it either; But I’m happy to say that this summer I’ve eaten some great food, attended some awesome events and…
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If you Love Flavour & Sweetness You’ll Love ‘Frying Plantain’ by Zalika Reid Benta.
Full of flavour and sweetness, that’s the only way to describe this book. I truly believe that the core message in all literature both fiction and non-fiction is identity. People…
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Representation Matters, Here’s Why You Should Care
Last month I was invited to a Toronto Book Blogger meetup, and although my weekend was swamped, I was determined to go. Why? Well, because when book lovers gather magical…
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To All The Books I Read in June…
June has come and gone and with it came the roar of soccer season. And the only thing I love just as much as a good book is a great…
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Nicole Dennis-Benn Does it Again With Her Brilliant New Novel, Patsy.
There’s nothing left to say other than Nicole Dennis-Benn has done it again with her new novel Patsy. Beautiful and disturbing brilliance is how I’d describe the new novel that…
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You’re Going to LOVE our Monthly Pick Girl! – June
Hey sis! I don’t know about you but whenever I’m reading a good book, I spend so much time wanting to talk about the book with other well-read women….
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How to Love the Books You Read! May Monthly Update
I am so in love with most of the books I read in May. Seriously ya’ll this month I got through nine books and seven of which I didn’t…
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With the Fire on High Book Review
There’s no question about it, I love food! I love movies about food, I love new and beautiful food experiences, I love Masterchef. That’s why when I heard about ‘With…
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Books, Books, Books…Here’s all the Goodness I read in April
April felt like it went by so quickly. I remember the first week, then bang it’s May 1st. But since I read so many books in April, I know for…
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