2T Reads

LaValle gives us rich storytelling, intrigue, shady characters, and an engrossing mystery simmering with racial tension and undertones, f...

In this young adult contemporary, Giles tackles societal standards and toxic masculinity. He does this in a fun, accessible yet informati...

Going into Simi Visits Grandma, we were not sure what to expect. Being Jamaicans, we are from a culture that still retained stories influ...

Happy New Year! 2019 just flew by, and it was a year of new and exciting experiences for us, one being starting this blog to share our th...

Crow Winter by Karen McBride is a great read. And the fidelity that flows from page to page re indigenous life and practices, is exactly w...

When I started reading Emily X. R. Pan's 'The Astonishing Color of After', immediately I knew that I would love it. It was the way in whi...

Winner of the Booker prize for 2019, Girl, Woman, Other by Bernardine Evaristo is told from the perspective of several women and a non-b...

'No, but not everybody is mixed up in such a way that the pieces don't come together in any way that makes sense or form'-Moshe. A Tall H...

This story carries a personal touch from Tochi Onyebuchi, whose mother experienced the Biafran War. A war that pitted the people of Niger...

Ruiz Zafon is a true story weaver, the pages his loom of craft. In The Angel's Game, we meet David Martin, a struggling novelist-to-be, a...

A coming of age tale that incorporates a search for meaning, one's heritage, friendship and family. Chanda is a privileged teen living in...

This is a story of grief, mental health struggles and being different in a world that sometimes constantly reminds us that those differen...

This story brims with black girl magic. Junauda Petrus takes us on a journey from Trinidad to Minneapolis, charting a tale that mixes com...

In Zafon's The Shadow of the Wind, he takes his readers on a labyrinthine adventure, one that starts with the find of a mysterious novel ...

Louise Bennett-Coverley, who was born on September 7, 1919 and died on July 26, 2007, was affectionately called Miss Lou. She was a poet,...

A Small Gathering of Bones by Patricia Powell, centres around a small group of gay men living in Kingston, Jamaica in the late 1970s. The...

Brown Girl in the Ring is Nalo Hopkinson's debut novel and introduces her imagination for the fantastical; blending seamlessly, African m...

"One Saturday morning, not very long ago, I dropped dead and turned into a duppy". In The Duppy, Anthony C. Winkler gives us an uproariou...

Going into this anthology by Shelley Sykes-Coley, we had no idea that we would latch on to every poem and ride it as an experience that w...

In the this story, we follow Harlot as she pretty much frolics, dances and feasts her way through what we can only call an enchanted wood...