Archive for April 13th, 2012
You The BOSS!
“A BOSS is not about how many followers you have but how many leaders you create.” If you haven’t heard about this sistah shame on you! Let me break it down what this beautiful woman does and represents. Cameka Smith established BOSS (Bringing Out Successful Sisters) back in 2009 and already she has been named [...]
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Categorized as UIM Blog Topics, Empowerment Issues & Politics
Book Review – The King of Paine by Larry Kahn
Title: King of Paine Author: Larry Kahn Page Count: 562 KB (Kindle format) Publisher: North Atlanta Press Genre: suspense Copy for review provided by the author in anticipation of an honest review Synopsis: King of Paine is a sexy, fast-paced suspense novel filled with characters who grapple with a range [...]
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Categorized as Urban Literature
Book Review – Ladies’ Man by Frederick Germaine
Synopsis Damien Hardy had everything early in life. He is an academic and athletic All-American at Crenshaw High in Los Angeles. On top of that, he’s attractive, popular, and most of all madly in love with his beautiful girlfriend named Crystal Gayle. Until one horrific day, he catches Crystal in bed with another man and [...]
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Categorized as Urban Literature
Book Review – Aggie’s Nine Heroes by Diana Laurence
Synopsis Meet the little girl who decided superheroes didn’t live only in comic books. Then learn how she–and nine other amazing people–proved it. Aggie Borkowski is only ten when she realizes the world needs help, and she can’t do the job alone. For the next dozen years, Aggie pursues her extraordinary goal: to gather a [...]
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Categorized as Urban Literature
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