Review: Three Sides of a Heart
Three Sides of a Heart: Stories About Love Triangles is another book club pick. I didn’t actually get to attend the meeting because I was sick. But… Read More »Review: Three Sides of a Heart
Diversity
Review: Dread Nation by Justina Ireland
In May, my book club read Dread Nation by Justina Ireland. Unfortunately, I missed the meeting because I was travelling. So I thought I’d share… Read More »Review: Dread Nation by Justina Ireland
Review: Son of a Trickster
Guys, Eden Robinson is an absolute delight. I heard her read from Son of A Trickster at this year’s Festival of Literary Diversity, and she was… Read More »Review: Son of a Trickster
Review: Scarborough
I actually read Scarborough because I ran out of books on my vacation and my mother had picked up a copy after hearing about it on… Read More »Review: Scarborough
Review: Bone and Bread
I heard Saleema Nawaz read a portion of Bone and Bread at The Festival of Literary Diversity. I almost bought the book there because Nawaz was… Read More »Review: Bone and Bread
Review: The Lines We Cross
I mentioned The Lines We Cross in my reflections on the Ottawa Book Blogger Meetup. It was in my goodie bag and I thought it would be… Read More »Review: The Lines We Cross
Review: Letters Lived
I picked up Letters Lived: Radical Reflections, Revolutionary Paths at the Festival of Literary Diversity last year. It’s not the kind of book I would normally pick up,… Read More »Review: Letters Lived
Review: Holding Still For As Long As Possible
Holding Still For As Long As Possible is another book I picked up at The Festival of Literary Diversity. Zoe Whittall hosted one of the… Read More »Review: Holding Still For As Long As Possible
Review: Bad Feminist
I’ve had Bad Feminist on my TBR list since my aunt lent me her copy a year or so ago. It’s probably a sad thing that I… Read More »Review: Bad Feminist
Non-fiction Roundup
I’ve talked about getting into non-fiction before, and I’m happy to say that I am still keeping up with it. I’ve read several over the… Read More »Non-fiction Roundup