Tag Archives: Henry Holt

Review: Dung for Dinner by Christine Virnig

Posted on September 27, 2020 by That Unique* Weblog

With gleeful and mischievous joy, Dr. Christine Virnig takes readers of DUNG FOR DINNER on a wild ride of poop, pee, vomit and secretions used in disgusting and “stomach-churning” — but useful! — ways throughout human history. This repulsive book … Continue reading →

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Review: BLACK GIRL UNLIMITED by Echo Brown

Posted on March 24, 2020 by That Unique* Weblog

BLACK GIRL UNLIMITED by Echo Brown is a tremendous, transporting read. It’s difficult and poetic and immersive. Brown leans heavily on autobiographical content, but the magical realism gives permission to readers to lose themselves in the story without feeling sorry … Continue reading →