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Calling My Name Liara Tamani Books

With grace and honesty, Liara Tamani has penned a remarkable debut novel that captures the beauty that is the struggle and gift of becoming a young woman during the transformative years in middle and high school. Taking us through those awkward moments of insecurity and self-doubt, first bras and first loves, obedience and rebellion, to self-discovery, identity, and purpose.

Taja Brown takes in the world around her and considers her choices, under the light of her understanding of God and under the weight of the expectations and rules imposed by her loving parents. She’s on a journey that we all must take as we come into our own. Learning and growing from our mistakes as well as our successes. Hers is a story that will resonate with our teenage daughters just as much as it will stir up nostalgia in the hearts of mothers. I saw my teenage self in Taja, experiencing and celebrating the good and the bad of it all over again and it was a true joy. Calling My Name is a treasure to cherish.

Shout out to the amazingly talented Vashti Harrison for the cover jacket design. It is absolutely stunning!


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Calling My Name Liara Tamani Books Reviews

This book was simple to read. Reminded me of my childhood. Taja and her family where very relatable. I enjoyed this book.
Reading this book from the beginning to the end left me wanting more. I didn’t want it to end. I flipped every page intrigued and engaged. Beautiful story of a young African American girl trying to figure out this thing called life......Loved it❤️
great book
One of the best books of the year!
This book was very slow for me. Good story but very slow.
There is not another piece of literature on this earth that is as beautiful, captivating, and emotional as this. Never have I read such wonderful, captivating, and original writing. Never have I ever understood so deep a character as Taja. This book speaks to me. In every way I want to write like Liara Tamani. Little words express how beautiful this book is.
Calling My Name is so relatable. Okay, my family is not so religious that they force us to act accordingly. I felt this on a deeper level, and Taja always feeling like her family doesn't understand her is something I know firsthand. I felt like I lived a double life growing up. My paternal and maternal families are so different, and I still wonder how my mom and dad ever crossed paths and created 3 children. LOL

Seriously, I had some doubts about this book before I began. They were unfounded as soon as I started to read. Liara Tamani is very talented, and this debut is nothing short of beautiful. The writing is so on point, and I am so glad that I read this.
With grace and honesty, Liara Tamani has penned a remarkable debut novel that captures the beauty that is the struggle and gift of becoming a young woman during the transformative years in middle and high school. Taking us through those awkward moments of insecurity and self-doubt, first bras and first loves, obedience and rebellion, to self-discovery, identity, and purpose.

Taja Brown takes in the world around her and considers her choices, under the light of her understanding of God and under the weight of the expectations and rules imposed by her loving parents. She’s on a journey that we all must take as we come into our own. Learning and growing from our mistakes as well as our successes. Hers is a story that will resonate with our teenage daughters just as much as it will stir up nostalgia in the hearts of mothers. I saw my teenage self in Taja, experiencing and celebrating the good and the bad of it all over again and it was a true joy. Calling My Name is a treasure to cherish.

Shout out to the amazingly talented Vashti Harrison for the cover jacket design. It is absolutely stunning!