Today is for the small joys. The tiny moments that soften your spirit, ground your mind, and remind you that you’re still growing — even when the wins feel quiet. A warm cup of tea. Sunlight on your bed. A playlist that feels like a hug. A moment where you finally breathe. These aren’t “li

(Book 2 in the series) I’m officially deep into this series, and Black Girls Must Be Magic did not disappoint. This is the second book in Jayne Allen’s trilogy, and I loved it just as much as the first one…..maybe even more in certain moments. In this book, we continue following Tabitha as sh

I loved how personal it felt, like sitting with a sister, a friend, or even your younger self and finally letting your guard down. The writing is poetic, intimate, and full of heart. You can feel the author’s vulnerability on every page. For such a short read, it carries so much depth For such

✨BOOK REVIEW: Black Girls Must Die Exhausted by Jayne Allen ✨ This book was such a warm, cozy, heartfelt start to a series I was excited to continue. 💕We follow Tabitha, a 33 year old Black woman whose “perfect” life gets shaken by a life changing diagnosis. From there, she’s forced to confront