Deaconess Esther Anderson

As a good Christian woman avoiding fish eyed fools, I felt this book was a little too grown for me, lmbo. In all seriousness, when books featuring racists are written they're written from a Caucasian perspective and feature a significant wealth gap of wealthy white men versus poor minorities. Black women are considered sex toys to be used and discarded. Tia Ja'nae broke the mold on all of that and went far left field from the stereotype, making Flicking the Bic worth reading cover to cover.

This book is a humorous historical fiction memoir of a Canadian racist's rise to power at all cost. Along the way he does some crazy buckwild things to people but his devil comes due when he comes to Chicago. If you want to see the other side of Canada out the gutter on up you with enough boot knocking to make Cinemax at night blush you will not be disappointed.

Oh, glory!

Let the church say Amen. I have brought this book for several of the women in my family I continue to give my own copy away and have to order another copy. This book to me is like my Bible, I find strength to persevere from their stories This book deals with life issues, it does not matter what you’re going through day to day there is a chapter that relates to it. The great thing is that the book will help you get through it, if you’re willing to be honest with yourself. When you work on the inside of you it will show on the outside and brave the storm.