This book, by Helena Andrews, is a memoir similar to my BFF in my head A Belle in Brooklyn. Andrews also talks about her experiences being a young, professional Black woman trying to figure out relationships and careers. In the first chapter, Andrews describes a relationship as "more than a working relationship, less than a romantic relationship" (genius! Who hasn't been there?) Later, she describes our generation of Black women as "little brown girls--drunk off The Cosby Show, sobered up by life" (hey, that's me!) OMG, she's talking about me!
While
I think Helena's humor is dryer than Belle (also like me), her writing
style is sometimes hard to follow. But I will say, Helena covers
everything, even sensitive subjects like abortion, with humor. So,
definitely add this one to your bookshelves ladies.
Next Up: Money Can't Buy Love by Connie Brisco
Next Up: Money Can't Buy Love by Connie Brisco
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