365 Black Books Rudolph Fisher Sunday

Belated heavenly birthday Rudolph Fisher! Born May 9, Rudolph Fisher was an African American physician, radiologist, novelist, short story writer, dramatist, musician, and orator. He was known for his novel, The Conjure Man Dies, the very first detective novel written by an African-American, set in 1930s New York with only Black characters.

365 Black Books Gerald McBride Saturday

Today at the Detroit Public Library, Gerald McBride talked about his book God and the DJ A memoir. Gerald McBride is the CEO of Voice Over Productions and host of the nationally syndicated Old School House Party Radio Show, reaching over 30 markets nationwide. He shared many fascinating and inspiring stories about his life and career. His belief in God and that God has plans for him carried him through the ups and downs of his life.

365 Black Books Wellness Wednesday for Children and Young Adults

Months ago, I featured titles for “Mindfulness Monday” Today, I am featuring some fiction titles that might help children and young adults mentally, socially, and emotionally.

Book 1: I am Enough by Grace Byers

Book 2: A Place Inside of Me by Zetta Elliott

Book 3: Stuntboy by Jason Reynolds

Book 4: We Are All Good at Smiling by Amber McBride

Book 5: The Minus-One Club by Kekla Magoon

Book 6: Break This House by Candice Iloh