Black Girls Must Die Exhausted”, is a treat for lovers of women’s fiction. Author Jayne Allen creates a relationship between the main character , and potential readers. Readers gain knowledge of what it is like to be black women in today’s society against social, cultural, career, and family experience[...]
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“Black Girls Must Die Exhausted,” a necessity for underrepresented African American women, tell the story of a 33 year old black woman, Tabitha Walker. She has her life precisely mapped out, but reality hits her when she is diagnosed with Premature Ovarian Reserve Failure. She learns that she may not be able to have her id[...]
What a refreshing book about us for us. It leaves so much to unpack… from family connections, sisterhood, relationships, race and fertility which is a topic not discussed as often as it should be in our community. Reading it takes you through so many emotions. I was happy, I was sad, I was annoyed, and I was proud. Now we are wa[...]