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Today Ameari and I are discussing a book called The Chain written by Adrian McKinty. It is a True Crime story centered around a kidnapping ring. SPOILER ALERT we will be talking in detail about the events in the story if you would like to read it now is the chance to skip/ not listen to the episode. If you have read the book let us know what you think, if not let us know if we made you want to read it. Either way we would love to hear from you!
Ameari and I have a special guest this episode! In this episode we briefly talk about: The Untelling by Tayari Jones, Within These Wicked Walls Lauren Blackwood, When no one is watching by Alyssa Cole, My Sister, the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite, Beast of Prey by Ayana Grey, Fault in Our Stars by John Green, The Chain by Adrian McKinty, Doc: The Rape of the Town of Lovell by Jack Olsen, The Green Mile by Stephen King, and Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyami.
Correction : Mind's Eye by Douglas E. Richards (not a Stephen King Pseudonym)
Richard Bachman was a Stephen King Pseudonym
Today Ameari and I are discussing Lauren Blackwood's debut novel Within These Wicked Walls. Spoiler Alert we do discuss almost every part of the story so if you haven't read it...This was your warning. If you have read it and loved it let us know! If not let us know anyway! We would love to hear from you!
TRIGGER WARNING! This subject matter covers topics on domestic and sexual abuse, abortion, and the death of children. Today Ameari and I are discussing the choreopoem For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enuf written by Ntosake Shange. We will also touch on Tyler Perry's genius interpretation of these 22 poems and the impact this art had to our lives.
Today Ameari and I are recommending books for the fantasy, true crime, and the spicy genres! what do you recommend for us?
Today we're going to talk about our personal journey with books. The books that started the journey, halted our journey, and the books that jump started our hearts to turn those pages again.
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