*4.5 stars* I only listen to non-fiction audiobooks and I loved this one! The narrator is so great and I love her switch into characters of the different people cited in this book. She sounds so...

*2.5 stars* This is a short romance novella about a girl from the Suveri tribe, outcasts for being magic users and creators of magical tattoos. She hates an Alisian general for being responsible for...

Crash into You book. Read 368 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Sometimes the past can bring you to your knees... Brynn LeBreck has...

A comprehensive outline of race relations, structural racism and black history in the UK, along with the author's experiences with racism. The author intends for white people to do the work of being...

*2.5 stars* *some of y'all are about to be mad at me but it must be said* (not really though lol it's just my opinion). I love Aunty too so just read this as a critique of this work, not her. I...

So this is gonna be a bit scattered. This book is like a lover who has to woo and break down walls I put up and demands that I fall in love with it. Then spits my heart out and ghosts and I’m left...

I spent way too much money on this book for it to turn out how it did. I was looking for my vampire fix but this time with a heavy dose of good vampire politics and instead got a fan fiction that is...

I recognise this bleak book is trying to tell me something about fascism, communism, the lie of meritocracy, propaganda and revisionism, how oppression is cyclical if liberation is not done with love...

“She knew his songs before he ever sang them. Knew his pain and his passion without him ever putting them into words.“ This is a gentle YA contemporary romance that sneaks up on you and stays with...

This is a powerful collection of essays and speeches given by Audre Lorde, a prominent black lesbian feminist and poet. Through essays like Poetry is Not a Luxury and Uses of the Erotic, she opines...

I was sent the first two chapters through Netgalley but what I will do here is a review of the entire book, since, well I have to give feedback and I got a library copy. This is a YA Anatasia...

*3.5 stars* A feminist work that goes beyond theory or pointing out the problem and dives into practicality, something that's missing from modern feminist books. This is a 3 because I don't agree...

Great for law students, professionals or if you're thinking of becoming a criminal barrister (don't)* and the general public. By far the longest audiobook I have ever listened to and now when I read...

I listened to the audiobook as well as reading it and I was hooked from start to finish! The narrator is the talented poet and author of the book. I was swept by the journey from Nigeria to Olympus...

A humorous and feminist look into the sex and love lives of very different women who navigate a patriarchal world. I enjoyed this one.

This was an enjoyable read. Classic Kinsellaisms. Yes that is a thing I’m sticking to. Very humorous and light but gave an insight into what it’s like to have a mental illness. I like that she...

I don't know if this counts as read or currently reading since the series is ongoing. Although I'm updated on all the episodes (except the new fast pass ones). This is the first webtoon I've ever...

*3.5 stars* The topic isn't new to me I suppose, having seen the discussions in the book on Twitter by black women. However, it is eye opening when placed in an academic sort of context with experi...

*3.75 stars* I’m not sure how to feel about this book. People are either gonna love it, hate it or feel meh about it, maybe even DNF it angrily like I wanted to so many times. And I had all these...

Good book on the role of masculinity and what version has been and what it should be. A lot of the points have been made by feminists so some of it isn’t new to me. But this is very much written in a...

Elizabeth Acevedo knocks it out of the park again! I was thinking about how books are compared for marketing purposes, but her books are only comparable unto themselves. This is another one I was...

Firdaus hates men. She’s killed a man and has been sentenced to death. And she is prepared to die. Saadawi narrates Firdaus’ life in this creative non-fiction in a stark and frank manner. Firdaus is...