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I would pick up a copy and read it. The language in it is very kid friendly, and like I said, it taught me things that I had never learned before. It's very accessible. It only took me a couple of days to get through it .

Also, I'm not sure if I've thrown this out here before, but I was thinking it could be fun to do a book swap, a la the t-shirt swap we did a few years ago or the annual N&G secret santa. Would anyone be interested in doing something like that this summer, maybe June-ish? I can try to organize...

Book 10: Stamped - Jason Reynolds and Ibram X. Kendi This was required reading for one of my classes. It's a 'remix' of one of Kendi's books, intended for YA audiences. It basically addresses the history of racism in the US in a way that's interesting for teenagers. I actually learned a lot...

too much coffee gotta go fast zoom zoom

The one and only time I don't watch an awards show, I miss the good shit smh

Book 8: The Carrying - Ada Limon This is a collection of poetry from Limon. I really liked it. She's very connected with herself and with the world she lives in. She's able to talk about being face to face with a crow like it's the most normal, beautiful thing in the world. If you like poetry...

I really like the new Chari. Constant Repeat will be a constant repeat.

Book 5: The Family Romanov - Candace Fleming Historical non-fiction. Not gonna lie, while the history is interesting, this book was really hard to get through. It was written in quite possibly the most boring manner. I wouldn't recommend it. Book 6: October Mourning - Leslea Newman This is a...

i'm at the point in my life where i've tipsy commissioned someone to make a hilariously bad portrait of my two cats. i'm not sure what that says about me, but here we are.

Can someone please explain what wordle is? I feel old and out of touch

Happy birthday!!

You know what really sucks as you get older? Slipping on ice and busting your ass. I am in so much pain.

"in every bar fight, you throw the first punch. get tossed in a plague pit, you crawl out. burned at the stake and still alive. you even went to hell and back. let's face it, you're impossible." i spiritually relate to bean from disenchantment.

finally bought my ticket to france. it's happeningggggggg

Book 5: Apple Skin to the Core by Eric Gansworth Yet another book for class. I think this is a book that many of you would really enjoy. It's a free verse autobiography about a Native American man who grew up on a reservation near Buffalo. His grandparents were survivors of the Indian boarding...