My Sister the Serial Killer – 98% Out of 100
Korede is a nurse, a good nurse, conscientious and diligent and generally well-respected. But Korede has a dark secret,
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Author: Priscilla Owusu
Michelle Obama returns to London April 14th
Becoming is a rich and intimate portrait of Michelle Obama’s life so far in her own words. Beautifully written, compelling and very candid, the memoir is as entertaining as it is inspiring and is delivered with much grace.
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TBB Talks to … PJ Murray
PJ Murray is a businessman, entrepreneur and founder of the PJM Trust, a London-based charity which provides services to vulnerable and disadvantaged communities.
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‘Self-Made’ by PJ Murray – 69% Out Of 100
Self-Made, P J Murray’s painfully honest memoir, chronicles his life from a barely literate juvenile gangster in northwest London to becoming a successful businessman and self-made millionaire.
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TBB Talks to … Anita Barton-Williams founder of poetry platform Heaux Noire
Created by Anita Barton-Williams in 2015, with the concept of ‘for and by us’ at the core of its ethos as a space to inspire, support and uplift these voices, Heaux Noire has begun to carve a unique space within the open-mic world
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Hold (also known as Housegirl) by Michael Donkor – 59% Out Of 100
Hold also known as Housegirl in the US is the debut novel by Black British author Michael Donkor....
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An Intimate Evening with Linton Kwesi Johnson
In the early 1970s, poet Linton Kwesi Johnson revolutionised English literature. Pioneer of dub...
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Slay in Your Lane: The Black Girl Bible – A MUST READ 100% Out Of 100!!!
Slay in Your Lane is the ultimate inspirational guide to life for Black British women. Written by...
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TBB Talks to Blogger & Author of new book series ‘Daddy Do My Hair’ Tola Okogwu
Tola Okogwu is a British blogger, well known within the blogging community for her videos and...
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Windrush Women: Past and Present
Of the 1,000 or so passengers who were aboard the Empire Windrush, 257 were women; 188 of them of...
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