#blackisthecolor #nofemmeber - second go at this after i realised that if i put a U in colour it would not come up on hashtag 😂
This is book 23 in my #LitsyClassics Atoz challenge and when it arrived in the post i thought what a beautiful little book and even better it fits in my pocket so i can take it to work with me. What a great idea 💡
#NoFemmeBer #blackisthecolor of the graduation gown ... in Dublin celebrating ... back to the books soon ..
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#blackisthecolor that troubles little Pecola Breedlove as she is mocked by the community for the darkness of her skin, and #blueisthecolor of the eyes she wishes for, like the blonde haired, porcelain skinned dolls she sees.
This is possibly the most heart breaking book I‘ve ever read. Yet some of the scenes that stick with me are the beautiful ones. The writing is amazing - as you‘d expect! #tonifans
#blackisthecolor of this corner of my bedroom. Today I officially started working from home. My boss is in court a lot so he decided to do a “virtual office.” Which is pretty cool for me except space in my house is at a premium. So I set up shop in my bedroom. 😧 Well see how it goes. It‘s been cool to have Gertie keep me company and I‘ve been able to keep an eye on my laundry. Maybe I‘ll even get in more reading time now. 😂 #nofemmeber
DAY 19: #Blackisthecolor of basically everything I wear and own including my Kindle case and gym bag, but hey, my nails are red! 😆 Totally out of my comfort zone. 🖤
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"Less than a mile behind them across the moonlight was another sailing boat, small, painted what looked like black, with a giant sail that billowed black in the night and a single man at the tiller. A man in black."
I know I've already posted from this this month, but can you have too much Princess Bride? RIP William Goldman. #blackisthecolor #nofemmeber
?Saling by Fngry: http://flic.kr/p/2bMqD5m
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“Kate Morton meets Daphne Du Maurier” says the blurb.... which is a good description I think....this was a wonderful gothic story with a crumbling manor, windswept Cornish location, wicked stepmother and family tragedies galore. An engaging read set in one of my favorite places....
Reading the nytimes a day late and this memoir looks like an intense and thoughtful look at growing up as a black person in Mississippi. According to the review it is written as “a direct address to his mother who raised the author as a single parent completing postdoctoral work and engaging in black activism” to help all black people in Mississippi. #blackisthecolor #NoFemmeBer
