Review: The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl

 

The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl  Author: Issa Rae Genre: Non-Fiction Publisher: Simon & Schuster Audio Release Date: February 10, 2015 Audiobook: 5 hours and 49 minutes Narrator: Issa Rae Source: Purchased from Audible

Review: Strange Fruit

Strange Fruit, Volume I: Uncelebrated Narratives from Black History Author: Joel Christian Gill Genre: Non-Fiction Graphic Novel Publisher: Fulcrum Publishing Release Date: June 3, 2014 Age Range: 12 - 18 years Paperback: 176 pages Source: Free from the Inglewood city library

Review: March

March Book One Author: Congressman John Lewis Genre: Non-Fiction Graphic Novel Publisher:  Top Shelf Productions Release Date: August 13, 2013 E-book: 120 pages Source: Free from E-library

Review: Strategic Planning for Love & War, Relationships and Adult Conversations

Strategic Planning for Love & War, Relationships and Adult Conversations Author: Jo Lena Johnson, Steven Charles Martin and Kevin B. Fleming Genre: Relationship Self Help Publisher:  Absolute Good Training/Mission Possible Press Release Date: February 28, 2012 Paperback: 190 pages Source: Purchased from the Author at a Book Fair

Review: The Happy Wives Club

The Happy Wives Club Author: Fawn Weaver Genre: Faith Based Relationship Publisher: Thomas Nelson Release Date: January 7, 2014 Paperback: 272 pages Source: Free from Publisher at BEA14

Quicky Review #20: How to Be Beyonce? The Nerd's Guide to Being Confident and Are You Lonesome Tonight?

Welcome back to another Quicky Review.  

A lot of the time I like to read short stories, prequels and free audiobooks that are short and sweet.  But why do a full review on a story that is say...80 pages long.  So I do Quicky Reviews for the shorties and children books as well.  Basically, the short stories get short reviews.

Here are just a few sentences on three audiobooks  (about 2 hours or less) I got from Audible.com. 

There are other Quicky Reviews for you to check out too and don't worry there will be more to come. I like short stories because most of them are FREE and I can get in and out of one in no time.

Previous Quicky Review
Quicky Review #17: Miss Moppet, Sleep Donation and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

Quicky Review #18: Night of Cake and Puppet, Agatha Christie, and England My England

Quicky Review #19: The Free, Not A Match and Homeland

What Am I Reading...

Turn Up the Heat: Unlock the Fat-Burning Power of Your Metabolism

by Philip L. Goglia

Review: Even the Stars Look Lonesome

Even the Stars Look Lonesome Author:  Maya Angelou Genre:  Essay Publisher:  Bantam Release Date:  September 1, 1998 Hardcover:  148 pages Source:  Selected it from a book swap last year Buy the Book:  Amazon.com