Every month as I compile this list, it never ceases to amaze me how many truly great diverse books hit shelves throughout the month. And…
By LalaaDiverse Books Coming Out in November That You Should Add to Your List
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By LalaaBook of the Month, November: Songs of Irie
“But ignorance isn’t a luxury I can afford to have when blood is being shed every day in Kingston when Jamaica is under a tribal…
By LalaaDiverse Books Coming Out in October That You Should Add to Your List
I’ve never been one for pumpkin spice lattes but changing leaves and cozy blankets are my jam. With October rolling in there are a few…
By LalaaDiverse Books Coming out in September That You Should Add to Your List
Ohhh September… Welcome pumpkin spice lattes, cozy fires and even cozier books. There are so many books coming out in September that I can’t wait…
By LalaaZalika Reid-Benta’s new Novel River Mumma is ONE for the Culture!
“Ah yes, mi a vision fi true, but yuh eye nuh deceive yuh.” Alicia, our protagonist, in River Mumma is in a weird space in…
By LalaaDiverse Books Coming out in August That You Should Add to Your List
Hey guys! Can you believe it’s already August? Time is seriously flying by! But on the bright side, I’ve got a new reading list for…
By Lalaa7 Books to Understand the Importance of Emancipation Day
In 2021, Members of Parliament voted unanimously to officially recognize August 1 as Emancipation Day in Canada. August 1 is significant because it marks the…
By LalaaHere are 10 Summer Reads to Heat up Your Summer Reading
Summer is in full swing and if you’re anything like me I’m sure you’re looking for thangs to do and books to read. I don’t know…
By LalaaDiverse Books Coming out in July That You Should Add to Your List
Summer is officially on, and here is a great book list for you to enjoy it reading all along! Here are all the diverse books…
By LalaaThe Juneteenth Reading List
Juneteenth commemorates the day the last enslaved people were emancipated in the United States on June 19, 1865. Celebrate work that continues to celebrate liberation,…
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