A Book Review

Lately, I’ve been reading books that are seeping into my soul, spreading throughout my body, and settling into my marrow. There is nothing like reading a damn good book that strengthens you throughout the read, and begs you to sit with it for a while longer than you initially planned to. Let Me Write This Gently, My Baby by Lisa Marrie Lovett (Seasoned Dialogue on all platforms) does exactly that.
A spoken word poet, speaker, and influencer (amongst other things), Lisa lures the reader in with her gentle sayings that come wrapped in love, but with Mama’s sternness, and lets you know she means exactly what is being said to you. In every word shared within these pages, there is love, kindness, encouragement, testimonies, and a subtle bite to remind the reader that the author can get feisty if she has to. I appreciated everything this book has to offer, and I am blessed to have had a friend gift it to me a couple of months ago.
Below is the review of it that I shared on Amazon and Goodreads:
I Sat With This Book As If It Were My North Star
And that isn’t to say that it steered me along the right path every single time I opened it up, no I am saying this because the journey was a much-needed one. It came at the right time, and as a gift, too.
Sometimes, we need wisdom to glide to us in other forms, and when it is laced as poetry and literary art, for the written word creative, that is a blessing.
To connect with another human being’s words when you’re hungry for peace is soulspeak on an entirely different level.
Lisa Marie Lovett is in fact, “Seasoned Dialogue”, everything about this book screams teacher, poet, writer, experienced, a work in progress, blessed, and willing to learn. “Knowledge is infinite”, and within these pages, there is plenty of it shared with the reader.
I intend to read this book many more times, especially when life becomes far too heavy to carry or is cloaked in evil that I cannot fight alone.
Let Me Write This Gently, My Baby is a testimony that will continue to confess for many years to come.
If you’re a lover of poetry and looking for a book full of spoken word and poems that will nestle up next to you and spend a few nights in your head, this book is for you. The flow is smooth, succinct, flawless, and seamless, without a single hiccup. I appreciate the literary artistry on every page, and I am sure you will do the same.
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An excellent review and I will be looking for this book.
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Thank you!
You’ll enjoy it!
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What a wonderful gift! This sounds really good! “seeping into my soul… ” โจ๐๐ป
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Thank you! It’s truly a great book!
I’m reading Jade’s Broken Bridge now. ๐๐พ๐ฉต
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Oh, thank YOU! ๐๐ป๐
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Of course! You’re most welcome!
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Great review. Speaks voliumes.
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Thank you, Peggy! I truly appreciate the artist, so I guess that makes it easier.
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Love your outline for this post. So neatโฆ top marks. ๐
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Peace, thank you.
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This is dope. Definitely sounds like a good read.
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It really is! I love her work, though. She’s a master at spoken word poetry. Her voice is so calming.
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I definitely will check her out.
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Sounds so good. I’ve been looking to read more poetry so will definitely check this one out when I get a minute!
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