If you're like me, a change in the weather signals a change in eating habits. Right about now, you're probably thinking about what you can cook that is satisfying without being too heavy. Now that we're all spending most of
The Way You Make Me Feel has Clara Shin as quite the prankster. After her most daring prank disrupts her prom, causing both a brawl and a fire, her dad punishes her by forcing her to work for him in
The Star Side of Bird Hill begins as Avril battles depression and struggles to care for her daughters, Dionne and Phaedra, she makes the decision to send them to stay with her mother in Barbados for the summer. At the
We asked our community what they would read during these uncertain times to help them feel inspired, uplifted, or entertained. Read our social isolation reading list below to see what they picked. If you have other suggestions, hit us up
s is typical of Kiersten White’s retellings, this Guinevere is not the princess you think you know. Opening during her journey to Camelot, Guinevere is preparing to marry King Arthur, a gallant and handsome young man revered by his kingdom
The Confessions of Frannie Langton begins in 1826 at The Old Bailey, the Central Criminal Court in London, England, where the trial of Frannie Langton plays out. Frannie, a Black slave girl, has been accused of murdering her Master, Mr.
Alaine’s never been to Haiti, the country where her parents grew up. But after an incident at school leads to her suspension, her dad works out a deal for Alaine to spend two months in Haiti on what the school
White Spice exposes and examines the extent of the war on drugs being battled by law enforcement agencies across the world every day, even as I type these words. The islands of the Caribbean are an easy target with miles
You’re excited, you've decided now is the time to start a family. You wait until ovulation and you start trying. It never crosses your mind that you might have issues. Fertility issues. My mother and sister had no issues, so
International Women’s Day, celebrated annually on March 8th, has been around for over a century. IWD gives all countries, groups, and individuals the opportunity to not only celebrate the advances made in women’s rights, but to also acknowledge the work