I’ll show you mine if you show me yours.

Two YA science fiction series I started, but didn't finish readingi in middle school. On the left is The City of Ember series (now complete!) and on the right is the Charlie Bone and the Red King series.

Two YA science fiction series I started, but didn't finish readingi in middle school. On the left is The City of Ember series (now complete!) and on the right is the Charlie Bone and the Red King series.

Another YA/Teen series I was into for a while during middle school. I only read the first book, but I found the whole series at a bookshop one day and couldn't pass it up.

Another YA/Teen series I was into for a while during middle school. I only read the first book, but I found the whole series at a bookshop one day and couldn't pass it up.

What I'd call my "Summer Reading Assignment" section. Majority of it would be considered "Classic Literature", but I'm going to keep it broader.

What I'd call my "Summer Reading Assignment" section. Majority of it would be considered "Classic Literature", but I'm going to keep it broader.

This would be along the lines of "Self-Help/Development".

This would be along the lines of "Self-Help/Development".

Instructional Resouces

Instructional Resouces

History, Political Science, and Sociology

History, Political Science, and Sociology

My poetry/short essay/zine stack

My poetry/short essay/zine stack

Shoutout for the poetry

Shoutout for the poetry

Shoutout for the zines

Shoutout for the zines

Quite obviously my African American section that needs work (I DO have more texts that could be included in this category, but they're better suited in other genres).

Quite obviously my African American section that needs work (I DO have more texts that could be included in this category, but they're better suited in other genres).

I call this my "Miscellaneous" section because these aren't meant to be traditionally read, and the subject matter varies. But they're fun!

I call this my "Miscellaneous" section because these aren't meant to be traditionally read, and the subject matter varies. But they're fun!

Personal Essays & Memoirs

Personal Essays & Memoirs

Explore a title from your prefered genre.

    • African American Children’s Stories

    • The People Could Fly: American Black Folktales

    • American Theocracy

    • The Anarchist Encyclopedia

    • Common Ground

    • The Communist Manifesto and Other Revolutionary Writings

    • Cultural Literacy

    • Democracy Without Citizens

    • Rules for Radicals

    • BrandingPays

    • Children’s Discovery Atlas

    • The Daily 5

    • First 100 Words in Spanish

    • Flip Your Classroom

    • French is Fun

    • The Oxford Guide for Writing Tutors

    • The Emotionary

    • Enneagram Empowerment

    • The Library Book

    • Llamaste & Friends

    • Mindful Thoughts for Students

    • There are Millions of Millionaires

    • My Daughter, I Love You…

    • One Minute Mysteries & Brain Teasers

    • Black Like Me

    • Conversations in Black

    • Eat, Pray, Love

    • Life Lessons Harry Potter Taught Me

    • Liliane’s Balcony

    • The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl

    • Pimp

    • The After-Normal

    • The Broken Plate,

    • #DearTwitter

    • House Repairs

    • Nighthag

    • They Could No Longer Contain Themselves

    • This is How You Lose Her

    • Unmask the Stones: A Poem Anthology

    • Adulting: How to Become a Grown Up in 468 Easyish Steps

    • The Book of Personality Tests

    • The Book of Hygge

    • The Four Agreements

    • The Green Witch

    • How to be a Parisian Wherever You Are

    • The Power of Significance

    • Totem Animals

    • Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking Glass

    • Catcher in the Rye

    • The Giver

    • The House of Mirth

    • Jane Eyre

    • Pay it Forward

    • Their Eyes Were Watching God

    • Charlie Bone and the Red King Series

    • City of Ember Series

    • Private Series

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