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Summer Quarter 2009
Headline (SCBC
Headquarters) - It is
that time of the year again, to began preparing children, teen, and adults alike for a
good summer reading program.
Long considered an activity for children, SCBC encourages adults
alike to also institute a personal reading summer program for their family or among
friends. From classics, to contemporary, or even biographies about
African Americans, no one can go wrong in selecting or discussing a
book.
Create a rating system, summaries the discussion or review of the
book and keep in a binder labeled Summer Reading. Each summer,
return and add to the notebook. Be creative...create a
conversation "coffee table" book for family and guests to view.
Enjoy the summer and your reading!
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The Circle's Choice
for Summer
 
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Review Central
(SCBC
Reading Room) -
Avid and seasonal readers can submit reviews for the SCBC site! Everyone would like to know what you think of the
newest author or that favorite author of yours.
We are currently looking for reviews from readers who have read the
following titles:
Submit your reviews no later than the 20th of each month.
Please Click Here to utilize our review
form.
Sharing your word!
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Victor McGlothin...
As a
self-published author from Texas, Victor McGlothin's
determination to share his literary work with avid readers
brought him into the spotlight as one of the bestselling
African American male authors.
From
his initial work In Spite Of and Autumn Leave,
to his latest title Sinful Too, McGlothin delivered
compelling and adventurous stories to his loyal fans.
Avid
readers are definitely grateful for the continued contribution
Victor McGlothin makes to African American literature...he is
an SCBC favorite! THANK YOU!
Visit Victor Online:
www.victormcglothin.com
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In Review...a classic
A Raisin in the Sun
If you didn't see the Broadway play in 1959, hopefully you
viewed on of the movies...the classic starring Sidney Poitier
(who also starred in the 1959 Broadway Play), the 1989 version
starring Danny Glover, and/or the recent 2008 version starring
Sean Combs.
Upon
reading this classic, the analytical avid read may notice
other theme discussed form going back to Africa to abortion to
Black identity.
Take
the time to pick up this classic.
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Submit your book review and see it here!
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Books for the Shelf
We highlight a variety of books
to diversify your bookshelf. Books can be purchase here
online or at local African American booksellers.
T. Styles |
Eric Pete |
Crystal Winslow |
Kayla Perrin |
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