For all of our MasterMinds that are fiction book lovers this week's episode is especially for you. We're discussing "Sula" by the late Toni Morrison. The 1973 novel tells the tale of two girls who grow up to become women. Two friends who become something worse than enemies. There are a few themes that the book covers that are still relevant today such as race, sexuality, community identity and motherhood. Malia breaks down how prevalent the white community has on the black community even though there's not one white character in the book. Chris tackles the topic of friendship as it relates to the two main characters. He explains how friendships between girls and guys' are totally different Make sure you're following and subscribed to MasterMind Podcast on all platforms to keep up with our lit reviews and to join our reading community if you want to tap into more success, learn more about entrepreneurship, invest in yourself or if you simply like reading for fun: Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, Youtube, and Apple Podcast. From Los Angeles, California to Charlotte, North Carolina, reading has NEVER been this lit!!
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