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Coming to you with 2 new book reviews. With everything going on in life and the holiday season coming up, it only makes sense to consolidate these two reviews into one. If you aren’t privy to my book reviews yet, I give a brief summary about the book without providing any spoilers for anyone interested
Unless you live under a rock, you have heard sound bites from a 105.1 Breakfast Club interview at some point. Their most outspoken host Charlamagne the god built a reputation on brash, in your face, straight to the point discourse. I also listened to his podcast The Brilliant Idiots and watched a few of his
My book of the month for February was one to write home about. Literally. I LOVED THIS BOOK. I must let it sink in before I begin to rank where it stands in my growing list of influential books read. This is the 1st book I have ever read by the famous and prized author
I have to start off by saying how biased I was with my book selection. I gravitated towards this title solely based on my Nigerian ethnicity and heightened awareness of influential women. Nonetheless, anyone can pick this book up and fall in love with it like I did. I borrowed this from my sister Jeanny
I heard about this book from Jalen’s podcast. He hosts a sports podcast with David Jacoby and always keeps me in tune. Those two know what the people want to hear in regards to sports commentary and analysis. When I heard he had put out a book, I was eager to hear what he had
Thanks to my good brother Rich for letting me borrow this. The book is very well put together. It also is a good length; not too short and not too long. I loved reading this book, but there were some parts that threw me off. The author’s view on homosexuality and black fatherhood were interesting
Dr. J the legend, Julius Erving the man! I got this book from an ex-girlfriend who knew how much I loved Dr. J. At one point (I love you ma, I swear I do) I thought my mom stepped out and had me with the Doc lol. This book was really insightful, but if you
Read this book over the summer in 2016. Length of the book was sufficient for me. 152 pages with some pictures. I did have issues with the composition of the book itself. The pages were stiff, meaning that they would close if I didn’t hold down each and every individual page. Sometimes I like to place
Long Live Tobe 