Official Review: Sister B by David Charles Hart

Mihiri Wasana Mohottala · Post by **Mihiri Wasana Mohottala** » 18 Dec 2021, 01:25

Sister B by Daivid Charles Hart is a good book. In which Clem is a ****** was arrested for suspicious of murder and due to fall in love with white women. It’s not allowed to fall in love with black man to a white woman in Mississippi. We have to judge how far it’s correct when it comes to love.

Prarthna · Post by **Prarthna** » 18 Dec 2021, 01:27

This is a fascinating historical novel. It focuses on the past experiences of racial injustice against African Americans. The novel seems to be touching and thought-provoking. Great review!

Balebi Alexis · Post by **Balebi Alexis** » 18 Dec 2021, 01:29

I am proud of this novel and it is amazing story. Thank you for the review

Amynwankwo_ · Post by **Amynwankwo_** » 18 Dec 2021, 01:33

Racism is still a big menacing issue and I appreciate books that shine light on this. Sister B is a strong woman and I believe she left everything, including her son so she can create a better life for them. What would become of her? The only way to find out is to read the book!

Jack Winnick · Post by **mrlefty0706** » 18 Dec 2021, 01:36

Sister B is a story about a young African American born in the South before WWII that decides she has had enough of the racial prejudice in the southern states and leaves her 6-year-old son with family and she move to Portland, Oregon. She finds racial tension but excels at her first job and is promoted to bigger and better positions. She meets an Asian man named Akio that is also experiencing racial tensions. He takes a job for the Japanese government to take pictures of the American west coast not knowing then that the Japanese government would use these pictures in their planning for WWII. A very good review.

Bukola02 · Post by **Bukola02** » 18 Dec 2021, 01:39

I love reading historical fiction and Sister B’s story is intriguing. I would definitely read this book. Thanks for the review.

jemgirl202 · Post by **jemgirl202** » 18 Dec 2021, 01:42

This sounds like a powerful historical fiction with a little romance blended in. I do appreciate that the main theme is discussing injustice. Congrats on the book of the day. Great review.

grace ruhara · Post by **grace ruhara** » 18 Dec 2021, 01:45

Unfortunate as it is, still in this era where racial discrimination still exists ,this book would enlighten on the struggles that people go through and how extra hard they have to work to fit in.

Flowers123 · Post by **Flowers123** » 18 Dec 2021, 01:46

Sister B sounds like an interesting woman with an unyielding spirit and willingness to fight for the rights of African Americans. Her dedication seems commendable enough. Nice review.

Faith - Benny Any · Post by **Faith - Benny Any** » 18 Dec 2021, 01:54

It's lovely to know that Sister B's character will inspire people passing through racism. Thanks for a great review.

addicted reader · Post by **addicted reader** » 18 Dec 2021, 01:56

Sister B by David Charles Hart sounds like a fascinating read. Willa Mae, popularly by the name Sister B, a black American, through her eyes we see how racial discrimination can be. This book sounds to be inspiring as well. Thanks for this insightful review. It really gave a glimpse of what the book is all about.

Tebogo Eugene M · Post by **Tebogo Eugene M** » 18 Dec 2021, 01:56

Couldn't stop turning the pages. The book is about a woman looking for a better life for her family. Sister B travel from Mississippi in
South, to California to Oregon because of the racism happening in South. I enjoyed reading the book, it's a nice historical fiction.

Agnes Masobeng · Post by **Agnes Masobeng** » 18 Dec 2021, 02:12

Sister B by David Charles Hart sounds like a fascinating story. This book discusses topics such as racial discrimination. It is one of the sadest issue around some parts of the world. I wish in the end Sister B reconciles with her son.

Iva Stoyanova · Post by **Iva Stoyanova** » 18 Dec 2021, 02:14

Not my kind of read but seems like readers could learn from this book. I'm sure many will appreciate and enjoy it.

Ihuoma03 · Post by **Ihuoma03** » 18 Dec 2021, 02:17

While I love the character of Sister B, I'll have to pass on this book. The topic of racial discrimination is one that makes me sad each time.

I don't think I can bear the pain of reading about torture, especially after going through the first few pages.

I still think it'll be a good read for those who can stand it.