Yes. Just, yes. If you're a fan of Roxane Gay and/or Bad Feminist, you will enjoy this book. It's for all the women out there dealing with heavy shit and continuing on in one way or another and being "difficult".
Yes. Just, yes. If you're a fan of Roxane Gay and/or Bad Feminist, you will enjoy this book. It's for all the women out there dealing with heavy shit and continuing on in one way or another and being "difficult".
A-mazing! It took most of the book for me to get into it, but once I did. Wow. Especially with race relations being the way they are for the African American community and police. A must read.
"It's all about how the world looks at you and when they do, who do you want them to see? What kind of person do you want to be?"
"White people don't mean half the offensive things that come out of their mouths, and so I try not to let myself get rubbed the wrong way" ??
So much better than I expected. Funny. Real. Insightful into what happened between the bachelorette and her fiancé. I'd only say to pick this up if you're a fan of the show, or want to know what happened between Andi and Josh.
Interesting. Strange at first, but overall a good story about a woman taking her power back in a less then conventional way. Her story makes those around her question themselves and their beliefs.
I don't know yet. More then half way through and it just seems strange...
Nothing to write home about. Typical girl meets boy; they don't want to be together but they do want to be together and ultimately they get together during a really predictable story line.
"Living is easy with eyes closed." Black Like Me is the story of a man who opened his eyes...
Amazing! I would recommend this for anyone who enjoys Shondaland/TGIT. I would still recommend anyone who does not watch her shows but they will probably miss the references. Very empowering.
Based on the John Hughes' screenplay for the 1986 film, Pretty In Pink. ❤️ "I live on the outside. There's something to be said for having nothing."
After all, she was a normal American herself once. That was a long time ago, of course. Before her parents died. Before she and the others were taken in by the man they called Father. #booksandwine
"The girl at the register winked and said she's also a big fan of fifty shades and this is what has become of our society. Fucking and killing are the same damn thing.