If you missed the March 25th release of A Wager at Midnight, you want to run after you read this review to your retailer of choice and pick up a copy. How do I know? Well, let me introduce myself properly. Hello, my name is She Nell. I am an author, blogger, independent publisher, and […]
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Note: The author gave this book for review. Reviews are solely based on my experience as a reader and my interaction with the text. I started to title this blog post: “And You Betta Tell the Doggone Truth and Shame the Devil up in Here!” Seriously Neesh Santiago did not come to play with this
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It might be me, but the characters I write about become my friends. Most of them- not Shelby (Walking Crooked with Christ) if you know then you know. Hello Friend, my name is She Nell and I write, blog, publish, and teach people about books. I would like to share with you my latest imaginary
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note: This book was given by the author for review. Reviews are solely based on my experience as a reader and my interaction with the text. Let me tell you the truth Sis, One of the blessings attached to blogging and writing is getting advance copies of hot new books. When the offer to read
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(BOOK REVIEW) As I gear up for the 75hard challenge, I have read additional nonfiction books. If you aren’t familiar with 75hard one of the rules is to read ten pages of a nonfiction book daily. How I plan to balance that with my love for fiction is a topic for another day. (Can it
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We could argue systematic racism and the lack of African Americans and the Diaspora of history taught in our school or made available all day. We could also thank authors like Vanessa Riley, Vanessa Miller, and Parker J Cole for bringing historical characters of color to life. These were my thoughts as I began reading
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If you want to make 2024 the year you become the woman that God has purposed you to be I urge you to put Kimbrela Lawson Roby’s book on your list for reading. She has crafted a guide that will help you navigate each area in your life. Unlike some nonfiction books, she is not
After weeks of seeing The One That Got Away at the number one spot on the African American and Black Christian Fiction, I had to pick this book up. It stayed on my TBR list for months, but I am so glad I took the time to read this story. Fated has become my home away
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Denise Cook-Godfrey has provided readers with an anointed, edge-of-your-seat seat, stand-up-on-your-feet, and talk-to-the-pages type of story. This book and its series have had me all in my feelings. We can get to my thoughts in a moment. Book description according to Amazon Forced into the new First Lady role at Shady Hill Missionary Baptist Church,
If you read Better Late Than Never part one, then you are already in love with Karl and Kenzie. If you have no idea Who I am talking about it is okay because I provide a un down (click here). If you took my advice and read the debut book 1 by Neesh Santiago then
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