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Monday's Not Coming
by Tiffany D. Jackson
Finishing & highlighting this book felt important today on International Women’s Day where we celebrate ALL women & girls. Monday’s Not Coming is a devastating & beautifully written YA contemporary fiction novel that highlights many important topics. Most importantly, it highlights the reality of unexplained disappearances of Black girls & our broken system that allows children to fall through the cracks. Told in a nonlinear timeline through the eyes of Monday’s best friend Claudia, we are taken on a very real journey of one girl’s concern for her friend being overlooked & written off by adults she’s supposed to be able to trust as well as by her peers. The ending will blow you away. While this book is a work of fiction, the stories within it are all too real. Celebrating women & girls means supporting, believing, uplifting, & valuing everyone - our BIPOC sisters, trans sisters, & femme sisters. Let’s continue to fight for our rights & for all our voices to be heard.
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A 5⭐️ read & book 6/20 of my 2022 reads for the #20BooksByBlackWomen challenge.
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CW: child abuse & neglect, homophobia, miscarriage, slut shaming, PTSD
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A 5⭐️ read & book 6/20 of my 2022 reads for the #20BooksByBlackWomen challenge.
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CW: child abuse & neglect, homophobia, miscarriage, slut shaming, PTSD