Black and British Reading Recommendations

Now, this book I read after having read her first bookwhich was a cupboard full of coats and I read that one with Michael and Tatianaa couple of years ago and wowee, that book threw us for a loopbut it was really good. I really enjoyed it.

Now,when you're reading this, what you're going to find is thatit is not , pedantic or dry or anything like that. It's very interesting, very well written, and you're going to learnlike tons of thingsabout Britain

Then I read this andthen recently we read Blonde Roots, which was also very good.

Now, I read this one, but the first oneI read was Girl, Woman, Other. Thought that was fantastic.

There'sjust so much going on in this in this novel, but I thoroughly enjoyed and it'sdefinitely a novel I would reread. Because the dialogue is brilliant inthis.

Very good novel written in a you know beautifulstyle, very different from the Book of Echoes. I feel like this is a muchbetter novel as story-wise and also the way it's told. Highly recommend thisone, Rosanna Amaka Rose and the Burma Sky and this beautiful cover, too.

Highly recommend this one. It's a very good look at the '60s for blackpeople going to the UK to immigrate. Really well done.

And you see everything that she does to keepher her family together, and it's another trying read at times cuz youjust like you're rooting for her, and you see how difficult it is. But afantastic read.

But what I really like about it is the tone of the book. Very British,darling. But, not only that, it's snappy, youknow.

Excellentdialogue. just really wonderful powerfulstory and it's a very quick read cuz it's it's not very long. Highlyrecommend Ivette Edwards.