#3books #havebeenmadeintoamovie @OriginalCyn620 @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks I liked the miniseries of Little Fires everywhere better than the book. I have not watched the movie for The Hate You Give. I equally loved the book and movie for How Stella Got Her Groove Back.
so-soThere were parts that irritated me. Fat people were put down and maybe I took it personally because I'm fat. A lot of cussing.
However, it made me want to go to an island and find me a twenty years old hunk.
This is probably my last #FancifulFebruary Bingo post. @4thhouseontheleft I really enjoyed participating and I wouldn't have read Obama's work if it wasn't for this bingo so I thank you for creating it.
#24b4Monday stack @Andrew65 @SumisBooks @jb72
#MOvember I read this book many moons ago and it was such fun. ( movie was great too) Feeling overworked, Stella takes a little #Holiday to Jamaica looking for sun and relaxation but what she encounters might upend her no nonsense existence.
#dreadlockholiday got me thinking of the film where Stella (Angela Bassett) jets to Jamaica with her girlfriend Delilah (Whoopi Goldberg) for some fun in the sun.
That‘s the best I can do for today‘s #WanderingJune 🤷♀️
October 18th . Happy Birthday 🎂 to Terry McMillan and Rick Moody!
#getmovin #ibelieveinathingcalledlove
Stella is a successful career woman and single mum in her 40s. She has it all together except on the love front. Her friends convince her she just needs a holiday fling and Jamaica is the place for it. But could Stella‘s holiday fling change her, and would that be good or bad?
This seems like a light beach read but I still remember it 20 years later so Terry McMillan‘s doing something right!
I skipped day 9 so I'm doubling up today. I was trying to avoid politics that day! Another great one #publishedinthe1990s. Although this is a rare book where I enjoy the movie better. Because Taye Diggs. 😍 #photoadaynov16 @RealLifeReading
bailedI gave it a go. I did. I tried but I don't like her writing style. I'm not a fan of the narrative. It feels like one continuous run on sentence... Our narrator is a 42 year old woman and I have read over 100 pages of ramblings. I'm looking for another 1995 now
I'm feeling very indifferent about this novel right now, so her writing this about one of her previous novels is kind of hilarious.
The next book on my list is....
And just like that I feel like my mother. I remember her reading thhis when I was a kid. This is part of theme for this year "Reading through 30 years". This is 1996
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