Started this book today and 2 chapters in I can tell it’s gonna be a 5 star. From introduction: “This book is a story about a strong-arm robbery. It is about family and friends trying to recover what was stolen. It is the testimony, and the verdict that a jury of our peers has never heard.”

I’m 25% into Vicious Bonds by Shanora Williams and how the hell does this book only have 2200+ reviews on Goodreads?! That banter is constantly making me smile and kick my feet 🤭🤭 Like how are people crying at Target about that one poorly written book when THIS romantasy exists 🤔

Third 5⭐️ read of 2025:

Betty by @mcdanieltiffany.bsky.social

Devastatingly beautiful… Appalachian coming of age story of a Cherokee girl ❤️💔

Second 5⭐️ read of 2025:

Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafor. Completely blew me away.

Thank you NetGalley and William Morrow for an eARC! Opinion is my own. #booksky

First 5 star read of 2025

So stoked to be starting this e-ARC of Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafor 😍

So so happy with my reading experience in 2024 🥰

What I better way to end the year than by reading the best book of my life.. #booksky

Started a new audiobook 😌 if this ends up anything like Evil Eye by Etaf Rum then I’m ready for anger as I proceed with a 5 star rating 😐

I started Monstress Vol. 1 graphic novel today by Marjorie Liu and look at this art 😦 #booksky

Four books to get to know me! #books #booksky

Real-world issues?! As in.. reading is political? 🤔🧐 #booksky #books

The way I know that a historical fiction really hit for me is if I’m compelled to look up history the book covers.

A Council of Dolls did exactly that.

About: The damage inflicted by American boarding schools on Native Americans, generational trauma, cultural healing.