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Chimamanda Adichie: My New Author Crush
Hi Meltingpot Readers, If you follow me on twitter, then you know I’ve been gushing about my new author crush, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. I even love the lyrical [..]
‘Beyond the Possible’ Book Review: Let the Church Say Amen!
Hello Meltingpot Readers, How many of you have ever heard of the Glide Memorial Methodist Church ? Apparently it’s an incredibly famous progressive Methodist church in the ‘crime ridden’ [..]
“The Taste of Salt:” A Meltingpot Book Review
Hi Meltingpot Readers, You know there are some books you read that have very simple plots to explain. Like, Cinderella is a story about a girl whose mom [..]
“Wench:” A Heartbreaking Work of Historical Genius
I picked up the novel Wench by Dolen Perkins-Valdez at my neighborhood Borders’ going-out-of-business sale. In honor of the discounted prices, I was actually allowing myself to peruse the new [..]