Joseph Hunter

This story sounded like real black queer men, in a black a** city

Revisado: 05-10-24

So, I have to come in the writer because he wrote a story that you almost never hear about in modern media today. He wrote about the life and times of queer black men in a majority black city in the Midwest. everybody knows Detroit for a lot of different things automobiles, and Motown music. But this story here brings to life the rich, black, loving family, and friendship of the queer community here in Detroit! And the performance of these characters sound like real people that live here! with all of the ups and downs that that entails. thank you Aaron Foley, this was an amazing story and I'm so glad that you decided to tell it so the world can see!

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powerful observations... from a keen mind

Revisado: 05-12-19

this book was a hilarious autobiography plby Trevor Noah ... as an African-American myself, I found myself quite surprised with how much I had in common with a colored child of apartheid, And post-apartheid South Africa... it was amazing... And if you get the chance you should definitely hear some of the experiences... Trevor narrates about his life... as a lot of these lessons Are very relatable no matter what background you may come from.

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the main character is unlikable...

Revisado: 04-29-19

so this story ... is an epic tale with an unlikable protagonist... I struggled to actually try to relate tracker at all serious serious. however, the performance of his tail was amazing!!

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5 stars for Literally displaying #BlackGirlMagic!!

Revisado: 02-13-19

This is a wonderful read, with fantastic Voice acting! I cannot overstate how refreshing it is to see a fantasy setting where Stuffy white guys in robes aren't the primary purveyors of magic... It is People of color! Kids of color! There is a love story in there Between the Protagonist and main antagonist that goes nowhere, but ultimately this Book is a must read for any Black Teen fantasy reader...if for nothing else...just to show other cultures are out there weaving spells and mastering the energies of the world too...😉

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I am Soooo sad that this is the end of the series

Revisado: 06-29-18

I am so sad to see the spellsong series end... I do have to wonder about what some of the metaphors allude to...but all in all...a wonderfully perfect summer read!! check it out!!

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This book begins the story of new sorceress

Revisado: 06-10-18

So This book had a nice farewell to a beloved character in the first few books.....and setup some new spells.... with new battles on the sea....it's a adventure!! Hope you enjoy!!

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Feminist Fantasy at it's best!!

Revisado: 05-13-18

I love this series. it's Feminist fantasy at it's finest. L.E. was on to something here!!!

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I've loved this series ever since high school.

Revisado: 04-30-18

This was amazing! Fantasy with realistic feminist values!! I loved every minute of it!! I'm glad I actually have had a chance to finish this book!! Cause I started it I middle school and now 20 years later I love it for far deeper reasons.

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