2018 Reads : Pebble$

1. What's Wrong With Being Black  :  Matthew Ashimolowo

2. The Famous Five - Good Old Time and Other Stories  :  Enid Blyton

3. The Midnight Picnic  :  Lauren St John

4. Kindred Spirits  :  Rainbow Rowell

5. Black Boy  :  Richard Wright

6. Harper And The Sea Of Secrets  :  Cerrie Burnell

7. The Great Mouse Plot  :  Roald Dahl

8. The Boy Who Could Do What He Liked  :  David Baddiel

9. Rock War - The Audition  :  Robert Muchamore

10. Dombey And Son  :  Charles Dickens

11. The Freedmen's Bureau  :  W.E.B. Du Bois

12. Butterfly Beach  :  Jacqueline Wilson

13. Fahrenheit 451  :  Ray Bradbury

14. Authentic Blackness - The Folk In The New Negro Renaissance  :  J. Martin Favor

15. Whatever You Think Think The Opposite  :  Paul Arden

16. Natives - Race And Class In The Ruins Of Empire  :  Akala

17. The Believer's Authority  :  Kenneth E. Hagin

18. The Boy In The Smoke  :  Maureen Johnson

19. Spot The Difference  :  Juno Dawson

20. Decoded  :  Mai Jia

21. The Craft Of The Screenwriter  :  John Brady

22. The Heart Is A Smashed Bulb  :  Hibaq Osman

23. Star Wars - Adventures In Wild Space The Escape  :  Cavan Scott

24. Creative Writing In The Digital Age - Theory, Practice, And Pedagogy  :  Michael Dean Clark

25. Private I. Guana  :  Nina Laden (read by Esai Morales)

26. How To Recognize Herod The Killer Of Stars  :  Dolapo Adelakun

27. Writing America Black - Race Rhetoric In The Public Sphere  :  C.K. Doreski

28. In The Footsteps Of A Prophet  :  Jerry Savelle

29. Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Patridge  :  Mem Fox (read by Bradley Whitford)

30. A Mother's Heart  :  Ellyn Sanna

31. Pathways Of Success - 21 Sure Steps On The Way To The Top  :  Mensa Otabil

32. Woman Of God  :  James Patterson & Maxine Paetro

33. White Socks Only  :  Evelyn Coleman (read by Amber Rose Tamblyn)

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No. 5 Grandmother

This quarter's guest blog post comes from Minney Richani, who speaks on  FAITH & VALUE  which is a poetry piece that opens up about age, wisdom and experience. Come look through the lens at the wrinkles of a grandmother straightening out mistakes not to be repeated.

One two three
Who am I speaking as
Having it all and sipping it down slowly
I'm only one gulp in and it's been an hour
Making others feel responsible for happiness
And I'm laughing I'm laughing
Number four not including me
The fourth living generation from the top
"The screen is too small I can't see it"
And technology is too large it blinds you
Expanded minds reduced to..

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