DNF: Artemis by Andy Weir
I bought this book back in May when we visited Branson, MO, and was excited to read a novel by Andy Weir since his big success from The Martian, which I did not read. I also bought this one since I share the same name as the main character, Jasmine. This, however, was a disappointment.…
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A Review: “Party of Two” by Jasmine Guillory
This is my first time reading a book by Jasmine Guillory, a black chick-lit author who has gained popularity in recent years. I had seen her adorable book covers and always thought I’d like to read one. I decided on Party of Two mainly because it featured an interracial couple, Max and Olivia. Max is…
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A Review: “The Color of Water: A Black Man’s Tribute to His White Mother” by James McBride
The Color of Water by James McBride is a book I picked up while visiting friends in Dallas, Texas, last year. It’s a memoir in which McBride details the life of his mother, who comes from a Jewish background. If you have never heard of James McBride, he is a writer and musician and has…
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Bookish Blog Posts I’ve Enjoyed Lately (End of June, Early July)
Oh goodness. It’s my third week doing weekly roundup, and of course, I didn’t get around to posting this. I had a busy holiday weekend, and now it’s Tuesday, but that’s OK. Here are a few blog posts I’ve enjoyed over the past two weeks. Book Reviews Zezee with Books – The Other Black Girl…
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