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Jan 14, 2020 36 min

Bookclub Introduction

from Girrrl... Can I Ask You Something? Hosted by Rhumel And Twanda

BOOOOOKCLUUUUB! We are super excited to present to you our first bookclub episode. In this sitting, you will meet our ride-or-die members, Monette Harris and Tanisha Davis. Not only do we meet monthly to discuss our book selection, we mommy-retreat with these ladies as well. The sisterhood here is deep. Over the next 30 minutes or so we will kick back and discuss how we created and structured the club, how we pick and track our books, our favorite genres, and our favorite titles. Click play now. Really.

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