Review – Thirteen Ways to Kill Lulabelle Rock by Maud Woolf
In “Thirteen Ways to Kill Lulabelle Rock,” Maud Woolf spins a tale of identity and autonomy wrapped in a sci-fi mystery about a celebrity and her clones.
Monthly Archive: January 2024
Review – Queen of Freedom: Defending Jamaica by Catherine Johnson
“Queen of Freedom” revives Queen Nanny’s story, highlighting her pivotal role in the Maroons’ fight for liberty in Jamaica’s Blue Mountains.
Review – The House on Rye Lane by Susan Allott
“The House on Rye Lane” entwines timelines into a chilling narrative, where a house in Peckham exudes dread, ensnaring characters in its eerie curse. Recommended.
Review – Saint Valentine the Kindhearted by by Ned Bustard
“Saint Valentine the Kindhearted” revives the true spirit of Valentine’s Day, celebrating the saint’s life and love beyond the commercial.
Review – Baby Dragon Finds His Family by Sheryl Bass
Looking for family? Join Baby Dragon on his quest for relationships and belonging.
Review – Black Voices by Jessica Ann Mitchell Aiwuyor
Black Voices by Jessica Ann Mitchell Aiwuyor is more than just a book; it’s a journey through Pan African culture, brimming with insightful quotes and stunning art.
