Pouring Over Books

Send us Fan Mail On today’s episode, I am talking about what I read in October, why my 5 star reads might be wildly different but they are all 5 stars and the books that are on my radar for November and December. Books Mentioned on this Episode Home by Toni Morrison A Court of Splintered Harmony Sarah J Maas One Moore Time by Mariana Zapapta American Hagwon by Min Jin Lee Take My Word For It a memoir by LaVar Burton Promise me America By Joe Biden Peculiar Stars by Rebecca Yar...

Send us Fan Mail Today on Pouring Over Books, I'm talking about Kindle +, James Patterson and Romantasy, why I'm officially on a book buying ban and my ambitious 10 before the End TBR. Books Mentioned in this Episode American Hagwon By Min Jin Lee Friends and Family by Natalie Braider The Disappearers by marlon james Bad Words By Rioghnach Robinson The True confessions of lady free by Deesha Philyaw Into the blue by emma brodie Fallow ...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I'm talking about some bookish news genre snobbery, and why you should mind your own TBR, spooky season recommendations by Black Authors and the ONE book I'm reading this week. Books Mentioned in this Episode. The Weight Of Blood By Tiffany D Jackson Lone Woman By Victor Levelle Jackal by Erin E Adams My Soul To keep by Tannanrive Due Lakewood by Megan Giddings When No One is Watching By Alyssa COle Blood Rising by Markus Redmond s T...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Lashawn shares her thoughts on recent bookish news, her current reading slump, and her love for romance tropes that she would never pursue in real life. Like never eva. Books Mentioned in this Episode Autobiography of Red: A Novel in Verse by Anne Carson I’ll Believe in Anything: Jacob Tierney Hollywood Ending by John Green Abby Offsides by Anna McCallie The wedding party Jasmine Guillory The Fine Print by Lauren Asher  ...

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Pouring Over Books, I'm talking about banned and challenged books, empathy, and why difficult stories matter. We'll talk about books that deal with racism, sexual assault, abuse, identity, and other subjects that make people uncomfortable, along with 5 books by Black Women that have been banned or challenged and why we and our children need to read them. Spoiler: Yes this episode is political because reading is political. That is all. ...