the bookish b*
Where our love for books and dismantling oppressive systems collide.
Nikki Hernandez
Posts
Seek and you shall find. Enjoy rummaging through these archives.
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La Malinche’s story highlights the complexities of blame and victimhood, resonating with ongoing themes of women’s struggles and the reclamation of their narratives throughout history.
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A special birthday appreciation post for me, myself, and I. <3
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This holiday season, embrace meaningful gift-giving by choosing love over consumerism. Foster connections, support local businesses, and celebrate life without financial burdens.
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Reading slumps are common, but there are exciting ways to reignite your passion for books! From Book Bingo to joining book clubs, exploring creative challenges can bring joy back to reading.
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Immersing in fantasy allows escape from harsh realities, while supporting BIPOC authors promotes authentic representation. Empowering stories inspire hope for change, validating identities and celebrating cultural heritage with every page.
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In these challenging times, it’s crucial to recognize that we must rely on each other rather than the government. Community care and collective action are vital for overcoming adversity, fostering hope, and enabling meaningful change.
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Embracing my love for the supernatural, this Halloween birthday brujita shares her passion for paranormal romance novels, recommending eight titles by BIPOC authors that capture the essence of Spooky Season year-round.
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Society’s focus on whiteness marginalizes BIPOC and LGBTQIA2S+ voices, limiting diverse representation in literature. Embrace change; enrich your reading habits with varied authors to expand your empathy and understanding of different experiences.
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Creating a personalized reading journal can be an enjoyable process. Choose a format, select a notebook or app, design your layout, and include key information for each book. Add personal touches, set reading goals, and regularly update it to enhance your reading experience.
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Las Leonas is a series centered on three 19th-century Afro-Latina women from aristocratic families who defy societal norms. Luz, a businesswoman, Manuela, an artist, and Aurora, a physician, each navigate romance and personal growth. Their stories highlight themes of empowerment, love, and resilience amid colonial challenges and gender roles. Highly recommended.
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