Beautiful writing and story of a women and families rewriting life moment by well considered moment.
The Henna Artist by Alka Joshi, Hardcover | Barnes & Noble®
Such a loving and powerful testament to anyone who has ever forgotten perfection is never the goal. Of the many goals, radical self love is always a great foundation.
The Body Is Not an Apology: Radical Self-Love
Transparent, confident, powerful. Detroit's own Jemele Hill shares what made her who she is today. Successful Business Woman in Sports and moving fluidly to podcasts and entertainment.
Uphill: A Memoir by Jemele Hill
Beautiful translation of a story that has something for everyone: loss, friendship, knowledge, suspending disbelief and adventure.
The Cat Who Saved Books - Goodreads
A love letter to self and the women in our lives. Beautifully penned, gracefully shared.
The Soul of a Woman by Isabel Allende
A painful but necessary story. Perfect read for a flight.
Nectar in a Sieve (Signet Classics)
Clever, clear and purposeful business examples to understand why we buy what we buy.
Romancing the Brand: How Brands Create Strong, Intimate
Kaur breaks down concepts for investors but in a youthful way that I'm sure grabs young readers. Not all inclusive, but manageable as an intro or reminder.
Girls That Invest: Guide to Financial Independence
To have found this on my friend’s shelf after my trip to Madrid made this mystery-romance-authentically-messy kinda like real life novel a great summer companion.
The Spanish Promise: Swan, Karen - Books
CrimsonKairos.com has published a story of legacy, generational curses, cures and rebirths. Pearl is a treasured lineage. Relatable and relevant.
Pearl - Rhonda Welsh
“A Decolonial Memoir” rooted in sacred observance and living fully. Shayla Lawson has a gift for humanizing even the most decrepit, yet possessing the same fire for beautiful parts of people, life and travel.
How to Live Free in a Dangerous World by Shayla Lawson
Meh to me, but other folks like it
Parts are intriguing in each chapter. But Gladwell drones on and kills what could be dynamic SHORT stories
What the Dog Saw: And Other Adventures - Amazon.de
A circuitous tale of love and deceit. Intriguing for most of the journey. Nicely illuminates an interesting time in history, but a little bit of a slow read.
My Name is Red: Pamuk Orhan - Amazon.com
The disfunction of the broken hearted and their plethora of enablers is not entertaining to me.
The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins
Students are kind of enjoying this. I appreciate how it bores many of them yet simultaneously making them empathetic about a time and lives they’ve not yet encountered in history or literature.
