*Please use headphones* Welcome to the Top Books of Literature Podcast- a place where we discuss, review and share our opinions on some of the greatest books ever written, and attempt to figure out the mystery, with whatever meager understanding that we have, why they are as great as they are.  Today, we are taking a look at Toni Morrison’s debut novel, The Bluest Eye. One of the finest books ever written about the Black experience, The New York Times said that it’s “so charged with pain and wonder that the novel becomes poetry.” A gripping narrative that offers insights into the psycholo ..read more

*Please use headphones* Hi everyone! Welcome to the Top Books of Literature podcast- a place, where we discuss, review, and share our opinions on some of the greatest books ever written, and attempt to figure out the mystery, with whatever meager understanding that we have, why they are as great as they are. In the first episode of Top Books of Literature, we are taking a look at my favorite play, and I am sure also the top picks of many of our listeners, “Waiting for Godot” written by Samuel Beckett. It’s a story of two tramps on a country road waiting for a certain Godot. But why are they wa ..read more

*Please use headphones* Welcome to the Top Books of Literature Podcast- a place where we discuss, review and share our opinions on some of the greatest books ever written, and attempt to figure out the mystery, with whatever meager understanding that we have, why they are as great as they are.  Today, we are taking a look at Toni Morrison’s debut novel, The Bluest Eye. One of the finest books ever written about the Black experience, The New York Times said that it’s “so charged with pain and wonder that the novel becomes poetry.” A gripping narrative that offers insights into the psycholo ..read more

*Please use headphones* Hi everyone! Welcome to the Top Books of Literature podcast- a place, where we discuss, review, and share our opinions on some of the greatest books ever written, and attempt to figure out the mystery, with whatever meager understanding that we have, why they are as great as they are. In the first episode of Top Books of Literature, we are taking a look at my favorite play, and I am sure also the top picks of many of our listeners, “Waiting for Godot” written by Samuel Beckett. It’s a story of two tramps on a country road waiting for a certain Godot. But why are they wa ..read more