Review of Stories from the Tenants Downstairs by Sidik Fofana When I first pressed play on Stories from the Tenants Downstairs, I was instantly drawn in by the promise of raw, authentic narratives set against the dynamic backdrop of Harlem. Sidik Fofana’s exploration of gentrification through the eyes of diverse, vividly crafted characters felt both …
Book Review: We’re Better Together by Highlights As a book lover and someone who deeply values community and kindness, the title We’re Better Together: Book About Kindness, Community, Friendship and Working Better Together for Toddlers and Kids 2-5 caught my eye immediately. This delightful creation from Highlights Books of Kindness is not just another children’s …
Review of The Book Swap by A.B. Clay When I first stumbled upon The Book Swap by A.B. Clay, I was immediately intrigued by the premise: a contemporary romance laced with classic literature references? Count me in! Thanks to NetGalley for providing me with an ARC in exchange for my honest review—I was excited to …
Review of We All Live Here by Jojo Moyes There’s something about a new Jojo Moyes book that feels like coming home—comforting yet thought-provoking, with just a sprinkle of heartache to remind us of life’s complexities. We All Live Here caught my attention not just because Moyes is one of my auto-read authors. It was …
A Celebration of Life in "The Celebrants" by Andrea Rowley Ah, the bittersweet irony of life: we’re often more inclined to celebrate what we’ve lost than what we still have. This thought echoed in my mind as I delved into Andrea Rowley’s latest novel, "The Celebrants." With a premise that both intrigued and tugged at …
The Cartoonists Club: A Heartfelt Dive into Creativity and Friendship When I first picked up The Cartoonists Club by [Author’s Name], I felt an immediate connection to the vibrant world of middle school creativity. Perhaps it was the memories of my own childhood scribbles or the thrill of collaborative art that drew me in. This …