Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years | 
It's only March 6th and I'm already playing prompt catch-up thanks to a nasty little stomach bug 😖
#MarchMagic #MCOlderThanYou
#Juneteenth happens to be my #litsyversary
Four years ago I heard of Litsy and immediately joined. My first Litsy post tagged Having Our Say, which I had read with a book club. The Delany sisters are full of wisdom and encouragement. Their father was born into slavery, their mother was born free. They had much to share and I am thankful they were willing to do so.
#BookishEncouragement
Three years ago I heard about Litsy and immediately joined. Times flies when you‘re reading.
#BookNerdBliss
I I loved reading about these amazing #sisters when these books first came out about 25 years ago! One was a dentist, another a schoolteacher. Their lives and times were so fascinating.
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#FirstEverLitsyPost #booktober Four months ago I posted: Read "Having Our Say" followed by "Go Set a Watchman" and "11.22.63". I did not set out to read such a perfect trio. Sometimes these things just happen.
#septphotochallenge I read this with a book club in January. I checked it out from the library. It was eye opening for me. The sisters went to New York as young adults and the experiences they share of their time there is not what I expected. I was/am naive of the reality to say the least. I'm thankful I read it, and read it with others ready to discuss it. I recommend it to anyone and everyone. #pocauthors #somethingforsept
Their mother chose a husband (their dad) by looking at his character rather than the shade of his skin and the girls respected her for it.
"Having Our Say" is a superb Book Club read.
The Delany sisters share countless gems of wisdom as they tell their personal stories. Some of their insights made me cry, some made me laugh.
Read "Having Our Say" followed by "Go Set a Watchman" and "11.22.63". I did not set out to read such a perfect trio. Sometimes these things just happen.
