Dive into the world of personal narratives as I tier-rank every memoir that has left a lasting impact on my mind! From heartwarming tales of resilience to gripping accounts of triumph over adversity, join me on this rollercoaster of emotions as I break down and categorize the memoirs that have shaped my perspective on life.
Since last week’s episode, many of you have shared your opinion of Mr. Perry and his plays and films. No matter what you think of Tyler Perry, his work is undeniably prolific, life-changing, and unforgettable.
So here is your future favorite book based on your favorite Tyler Perry movie. Let’s get to it!
BONUS: A Lil’ Literally – Welcome to A Lil’ LITerally , ten minutes discussions of the bookish topics on our radar. No matter what you think of Tyler Perry, his work is undeniably prolific, life-changing, and unforgettable….
Keke Palmer, brought up a well-known theory regarding the story: Jay Gatsby was a black man, and Fitzgerald hid the evidence in plain sight within the dialogue and descriptions. However, is this theory credible? Let’s discuss.
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- October 19, 2022
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Colson Whitehead Discusses His New Heist Themed Novel, Harlem Shuffle
- September 13, 2021
- Tagged as: Black Writers, Fiction
In Harlem Shuffle, Whitehead returns yet again to the city that made him. “I keep writing about New York because I haven’t figured it out yet. I owe it a great debt. It shaped who I am.”
Virtual Event: An Evening with Kiley Reid in Celebration of Such a Fun Age’s Paperback Release
- April 16, 2021
- Tagged as: Fiction
You’re invited to join us at an incredible virtual event celebrating the paperback release of Kiley Reid’s best-selling novel Such a Fun Age!
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Booktube! Kari here. Alexis and I are SO EXCITED to be able to hang with you in-person finally. For a year now, we’ve chatted each week about books and drama, joined every Thursday by all of you, supportive, beautiful people. It’s like we were all pen pals for 12 months, communicating only through the pages of literature. Today, though, you’re coming to Chicago.
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