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Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month: Reading Favorites
Did you know that May is Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month? Since President Carter issued Proclamation 4650 in 1979, May has been designated to pay tribute to the collective contributions and…
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Finlay Donovan Is Killing It by Elle Cosimano: Book Review and Author Interview
“It’s a widely known fact that most moms are ready to kill someone by eight-thirty A.M. on any given morning. On the particular morning of Tuesday, October eighth, I was ready by seven…
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Women’s History Month: Great Memoirs By Female Authors To Inspire You
As women, we go out in the world every day to a life that is still quite different than our opposite sex. And while each has their own struggles and challenges, I often…
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Book Review and Author Interview: Everybody (Else) Is Perfect
As a new generation of women, how do we recognize ourselves and each other without the pressure to be perfect—however that’s currently being defined? What’s the point of celebrating differences if you’re going…
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Women’s History Month: Badass Literary Females That Solve Crimes
Happy Women’s Day to you all! 🌸🙌 This month I am taking the opportunity to primarily focus on women’s stories. Women have always been a huge driving force in my life and their…
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Women’s History Month: Books That I Am Reading In March 2021
“More than ever, I am aware of the need to support and celebrate each other. I like to believe I am part of a global support group network of 3.4 billion. Imagine: if…
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Reading Is My Superpower: Book List 2021
My usual favorite reading spot in the Bay Area has been the main branch of the local San Francisco Public Library which has a six storied beautiful building filled with books and resources.…
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21 Best Books Releasing in 2021
“Books are the plane, and the train, and the road. They are the destination and the journey. They are home.” – wrote Anna Quindlen, popular American novelist and journalist. This statement has been…
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The New Normal: Fall Reading 2020
2020 has been a roller coaster for everyone including me. Going through unexpected life changes and the lack of socializing took a toll on all our lives. When the pandemic hit, I was…
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Book Review: A Burning – A Raging Debut By Megha Majumdar
“If the police didn’t help ordinary people like you and me, if the police watched them die, doesn’t that mean, I wrote on Facebook, that the government is also a terrorist?” Synopsis: Jivan…
