June 2021, baby
Also for the record, other than a free digital or physical copy of the book, I don’t get paid when someone asks me to review so you can trust that I actually recommend it. (I upset an author a few months ago for being honest! Sorry!)
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May 2021, and too much is going on
I don’t even know, y’all. Everything I read this month was so personal or weird so here’s my best attempt besides Women, Race, & Class by Angela Y. Davis. Everyone should read that.
April 2021, and I'm gonna talk about abortion
I say “abortion is healthcare” a lot but that’s because abortion is healthcare. The clinic was nice, they prepped me well, they gave me drugs, the procedure took no time at all but was still very expensive — sounds like healthcare in America to me!
March 2021, a month that needs to believe in itself
If you want something fun: Taylor Jenkins Reid’s Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
February 2021, a sad, strange little man
If you just read one or two books a year: Isabel Wilkerson’s Caste.
January 2021, it's our anniversary!
I think what I’d most recommend is Luster and Mexican Gothic. Red Pill is great if you feel up to paying close attention and being challenged, and the quitting alcohol book, we’ve been over. Read it if you want! Also, especially if you live in Seattle, support BeeLyn Naihiwet by ordering her book.
