Cameron A.

An insightful read into Jesus Christ

Revisado: 04-10-25

This really opened my eyes to the world that surrounded Jesus. This made Jesus more human relatable rather than the washed version of Jesus always wearing white robes and having a soft voice like the white Michael Jackson. Jesus wasn’t just some untouchable spirit in human form. Jesus really came and experienced what it was like to be human. The world around him influenced how he taught and how he died. I once thought the cross was reserved for Jesus only. If Jesus was born in the 1700s or 1800s, he’d probably be hanged or killed by gun fire. Which makes me question if we should wear crosses. If Jesus died by the gun would we be wearing gun necklaces?

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Fun story

Revisado: 02-10-25

My child enjoyed the story for the most part. Wish there were more to come. Yay.

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Most Intriguing Horror Novel of 2024

Revisado: 11-15-24

I thought this was going to be a paranormal fright that was perfect for Halloween, but it's so much more. Yes the novel is scary, not only because of the paranormal activity but because of the relatability. Being afraid that a man in a mask is going to chase me around town with a matchit is not all that scary. But knowing that keeping lies from my child and turn them cold hearted is really scary. This wasn't about a haunted ghost. It was about the darkness that we can enter with the choices we make. It especially hit home since I have a little girl.

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All About the Representation

Revisado: 09-04-24

For a couple of years I only had one true crime podcast I listened to and now SIstas Who Kill is my second true crime podcast. As a Black man, I noticed how underrepresented Black killers and Black victims are reported in true crime. So I'm glad to have came upon this podcast to see the violence that Black people go through and that certain crimes are actually not a "white people thing." Don't let the rap music fool you, Black people do more than just shoot each other.

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Okay.

Revisado: 08-21-24

This story was okay. Didn't hold my attention much. But for 53 minutes, I didn't mind seeing it through the end.

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White means Death

Revisado: 04-30-24

What I got most out of this story is that all the people that the Europeans visited were content. They were not plagued by the social status and materialism that the Europeans lived by. This explains why Americans today are knee deep in credit card debt and go broke after making millions of dollars because we have developed a desire to have more than the next guy. Some of the indians the Europeans encountered were content by living off of nothing but water. They had no knowledge of the guns, and diseases that the Europeans brought. And they were not so ashamed of nudity like the Europeans were. When we criticize Black women for twerking, we get this mindset from Europeans and their church.

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Great listen

Revisado: 02-29-24

I was a single 24 year old in 2015 so I knew of Ashley Maddison but I paid it no attention. But as a married man I appreciate hearing stories of infidelity and knowing that it’s not worth the risk. Even if I got five years without sex.

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Whoa

Revisado: 11-15-23

This is my first story by Fernanda Melchor and I'm quite impressed. There is no dialogue. Just very aggressive descriptions. A nice break from writers who write in poetic language.

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Glad to read Harry Potter as an adult.

Revisado: 07-18-23

I don’t regret waiting this long to read Harry Potter because the life lessons reflect deeper than if I had read it as a child such as “the choices we make show who we are far more than our abilities.”

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First time reading Harry Potter at 32.

Revisado: 07-09-23

I must say that Harry Potter was most famous for my generation but I never paid the story attention. Now that audible made the first book in the series free for a limited time I figured there’s no better time to start than now. I really enjoyed this story as an adult given the fact it was written for a children’s audience.

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