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At times, I need a book that helps me mentally escape and dwell on the good things in life. K-Rho delivers the beauty of friendship and the power of sisterhood—beyond letters and calls. It’s a book that draws upon simple principles (e.g. friendship, love, commitment) to foster a distinctive story that reminds readers to serve as a positive light in the world. In this case, a positive light in relationships, whether romantic or platonic. The one thing I enjoyed most was Hankins’ commitment to bal
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LaToya Hankins does not disappoint. Her latest novel is like "School Daze" meets "Waiting to Exhale." (If only Spike Lee were a feminist.) I'm not a soror myself, but I could certainly relate to the adventures of line sisters, Kiara, Gloria, and Donna, three unique college students seeking to join a sorority, their personal development, love interests, tragedies and triumphs. It's a good read.
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LaToya Hankins does the unthinkable and surpasses up her semi-autobiographical novel with K-Rho, a novel that chronicle’s the life of three women pledging to be members of the illustrious Kappa Alpha Rho. I found the characters to be well developed and realistic. The incidents described in this novel had me reminiscing of my undergrad years and the experiences I encountered. The fact that these girls, who met unsure of each other, became lifelong confidantes is admirable. LaToya Hankins undoubte
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Jan 15, 2014
La Toya Hankins
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Jan 14, 2014
Damone Kelly
marked it as to-read
