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#currentlyreading Another Brooklyn by Jacqueline Woodson for book 15 of #tfbwlreadingchallenge - a book set in your hometown. I'm so excited to read this. Jacqueline Woodson's Brown Girl Dreaming was one of my favorite books a couple of summers ago, the title a perfect description of me. I'm a big fan of her writing style. 📖✨ . . . #bookstagram (at Flatbush, Brooklyn)
I’ve decided to do upload a video on every book I read for The Free Black Women’s Library Reading Challenge this year.
Here is my video for book 3 (my fave so far 🖤)
TFBWL Reading Challenge/Book 3 - A KICK IN THE BELLY by Stella Dadzie
TFBWL Reading Challenge/Book 3 - A KICK IN THE BELLY by Stella Dadzie
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12 books read for The Free Black Women’s Library Reading Challenge in 2023 Part 2
My reads for 2021 TFBWL Reading Challenge.
This year has sucked in many ways but in terms of reading it has been top notch.

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@womanistbibliophile and everyone else taking part in The Free Black Women’s Library Reading Challenge this year. ♥️🌹📚♥️🌹📚♥️
2020 has had a lot going on, so it’s been a slow reading year for me.
Here is a stack of books I’ve read for the challenge this year so far.
Swipe to the last slide for TFBWL reading challenge details if you would like to take part.
I have enjoyed all of the books I have read so far, but I placed a star next to my favorites!!
THE YELLOW HOUSE by Sarah M. Broom - a debut ⭐️
MY LIFE AS AN ICE CREAM SANDWICH by Ibi Zoboi - a book for middle schoolers
SISTERS OF THE YAM/BLACK WOMEN AND SELF RECOVERY by bell hooks - a vintage Black Feminist text, published before 2000 ⭐️
GIRL, WOMAN, OTHER by Bernardino Evaristo - a classic or award winning novel ⭐️
HOMEGOING by Yaa Gyasi - a book by an African author
THE WAR BEFORE by Safiya Bukhari - a book by a political activist or organizer ⭐️
SASSAFRAS, CYPRESS & INDIGO by Ntozake Shange - a book that centers relationships between women ⭐️
MY SOUL LOOKS BACK by Jessica B Harris - a memoir
BLACK LESBIAN IN WHITE AMERICA by Anita Cornwell
- non fiction LGBTQ ⭐️
IN THE WAKE by Christina Sharpe - a book on Spirituality, Religion or Ritual ⭐️
THE HEALING by Gayl Jones - a book that’s features Patois, Creole, Southern vernacular or slang ⭐️
BLACK IMAGINATION curated by Natasha Marin - a book of poetry/prose
Are you taking part in TFBWL Reading Challenge this year? If so let me know how it’s going and what good books by Black women you have read so far!!
Make sure to use the hashtags -
#TFBWL
#tfbwlreadingchallenge
#TFBWL2020
So I can see your posts and re-share them!!
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So excited to share The Free Black Women’s Library Reading Challenge for 2020!!
I worked really hard on this one and I hope you enjoy it!!!