She goes further to say that they should introduce their prospective fuck buddies to each other. We see Aiko asking her partner of 10 years and the father of her child for an open relationship. The family dynamic in this book was truly straight out of a Jerry Springer show. Kimba did not lie when she said the above statement in the book. “This is some Jerry Springer shit,” she says, her breath coming hard.” -Kimba I also liked that it addressed the in-betweenness that biracial children typically feel. This is because a lot more families are becoming culturally diverse and seeing three or four cultures rubbing shoulders at the dinner table would be the norm. I appreciated seeing Vietnamese, Black, and Jewish cultures juxtaposed in this book and I found it very modern.

I love learning about people’s cultures and experiencing them. Seeing Kimba go through this was heartbreaking but relatable because a ton of women have fertility issues or battle with the guilt to choose between having children or having a career. However, her body decided to betray her, and she has to find a way to have a baby, a baby she didn’t know she wanted but it seems like time is running out. She’s 37, at the height of her career and had no need to settle down. This female protagonist wasn’t your average protagonist. The Female Protagonist Is In Perimenopause Here are the five reasons you should read Queen Move by Kennedy Ryan.

I wanted to know the kind of man she would deign to be in her presence.Īlso, the blurb of the book intrigued me further and I couldn’t wait to get my hands on it.

After reading the King’s Men series, I found Kimba super intriguing. Sistah Girls, I’ve been in a book rut recently.

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