pickMy first 5-Star read of 2019! Birdie is a half-Cree woman who grows up in northern Alberta. This novel touches on many themes of native life as well as themes common everywhere. This book focuses on her strength and the strength of her aunt, sistercousin, and friend as they all fight to bring her back from the brink. Excellent writing and engrossing story. #canadianlit #nativelit #diverselit
The ARCs arrived and I died. Haha. #yafantasy #diverselit #thecandleandtheflame
This book is messing me up in the best way possible. #diverselit #memoir #amreading
#MarchIntoOz Day 22: First thing that came to mind with the #UnderTheMilkyWay prompt. I have heard nothing but great reviews about this novel written by a Filipino American author. Anyone who has read this yet? #OwnVoices #DiverseLit
I‘m just going to keep posting this book because it makes me feel seen. #stillreading #amreading #diverselit #sundaynight
pickEduardo Galeano is a master of prose. He uses a series of vignettes to tell the history of his country, along with parable and mythology.
#diverselit#weekendreading#galeano#latino#history
This essay title though!. Struggling through this collection, but there are interesting moments. #nonfiction #essays #diverselit #mixedreader
Perks of working in publishing: early access to books. “This Book Betrays My Brother” is actually a great book, despite its #YA label! I‘m so excited for everyone else to read it come the spring time! #ARC #diverselit #diversebooks
Starting the new year right with this amazing ARC from Yallfest! #yabooks #diverselit #2018
