My Review of Black Women
Need Love Too by Pearl Jr.
about
how our sisters can use time tested methods and make good decisions in love
matters so a sister can get and keep her ma or husband.
This
book offers a lot of knowledge and insights as well as wisdom for young adult
sisters and affirmations to smart middle aged and elder sisters.
Brothers
of all ages need to read this book and others like it to better appreciate
a
sister’s point of view. Brothers also need to read this book so that we can
communicate better and build stronger relationships and marriages with our
sisters in the USA and around the world.
As
a poet I really loved the Poetry/ Spoken Word in this book. I enjoyed reading
the
personal experiences of Sisters and many from Pearl Jr., herself. What you will
notice is that in this book the author always keeps it real.
May
I suggest that you read this book as a companion book to my book Loving Black
Women. The 2 books together make a great read for a new millennia Brother and/
or sister especially if couples or matrimonial partners read both books
together.
Read
these books together and discussion of these books as a group or as a couple and
they will provide for some great conversations and discussions. It is about
time we better understand each other’s points of view.
If
you are not in a relationship then this book Black Women Need Love Too
will provide healing, encouragement, affirmations and
stimulations as you read through the tough love decisions the author works you
through. And this book offers the joys of better preparation for your next
relationship(s) so if the mistake was yours and only know for sure then you
might be better prepared not to make the same mistakes again. This book also
warns ladies about the Tyrone factor.
Larry
Ukali Johnson-Redd is the author of several books including his newest book
Loving Black Women. Currently Ukali is completing his second autobiographical
novel, Long Distance Love due out in late 2997/2008. Visit Ukali on the
Internet at http://www.lovingblackwomen.com/
Loving Black Women ISBN-9674-22663