The Reading Black Girls

The Reading Black Girls Podcast

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The Reading Black Girls Podcast is an unfiltered show about everything we love and hate about the books we read. Join four beautiful, melanated HBCU-educated women: Alex, Aziza, Denisha, and Kayla as we unapologetically chat about books from a wide range of genres. From non-fiction and romance to YA and historical fiction, we break down new and classical reads to discuss our favorite moments and our criticisms. Join us as we laugh, reflect, chastise, and recommend some of our personal book interests. Our mission is to inspire and change the way people view reading as a task and bring back the...

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Legendborn by Tracy Deonn 16.09.2022 47:19

In this episode, the ladies are talking about Legendborn by Tracy Deonn. After getting everyone on board to read it, they literally couldn't stop obsessing over it especially the love triangle had between Bree, Nick, and Sel.

Seven Days in June by Tia Williams 19.08.2022 49:58

In this episode, we breakdown Seven Days in June by Tia Williams. The girls speak on the roller coaster of emotions this books takes you on from its themes of love, romance, trauma, and second chances.

The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid 19.07.2022 39:50

On this episode, the girls discuss The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid. This story of old Hollywood, failed marriages, and a forbidden love leads to a conversation about Evelyn character development as a whole and some of the books real-life counterparts.

Wahala by Nikki May 18.07.2022 42:32

On this episode, we discuss the incisive and exhilarating debut novel of Wahala by Nikki May. From this episode, we discuss the book's themes of friendship, ambition, culture and betrayal.

The Reading Black Girls Podcast Trailer 08.06.2022 1:22

Welcome to The Reading Black Girls Podcast! Tune in as we discuss our chosen books and share our thoughts on a wide range of reads. We enjoy, give our opinions, and criticize the books we read to provide an honest review and recommendation.