Books By Deltas

[CrimsonTide4]

Sure I do!!

One of my favorite authors is at the top of the list:

Yolanda Joe/Ardella Garland
1. He Say/She Say
2. Bebe's By Golly Wow
3. This Just In
4. Falling Leaves of Ivy
5. Details at Ten (under pen name of Ardella Garland)

Nikki Giovanni is a poet who has several books published. I am sure there are others but I don't limit my book reading to a person's Greek affiliation.



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Black is a mystery, and part of my history. Black is bold and worth a hell of a lot more than gold.

[Senusret I]

I just wanted to bump this because the thread about Frankie Muse Freeman made me think of other Delta memoirs and biographies I've seen or read:

Open Wide the Freedom Gates (Dorothy Height) -- really helped me understand why she's so important to so many. Great chapter about her DST involvement.

There's a good, thick biography out about Betty Shabbaz as well. I own it, but forgot the title. MUCH LATER found out that the author is a Beta Chapter Alpha.

[5Knowledge1913]

Originally Posted by Senusret I

I just wanted to bump this because the thread about Frankie Muse Freeman made me think of other Delta memoirs and biographies I've seen or read:

Open Wide the Freedom Gates (Dorothy Height) -- really helped me understand why she's so important to so many. Great chapter about her DST involvement.

There's a good, thick biography out about Betty Shabbaz as well. I own it, but forgot the title. MUCH LATER found out that the author is a Beta Chapter Alpha.

An amazing book! I absolutely love Soror Height! I really would like to meet her.

[CrimsonTide4]

Other Delta authors include

• Cherlyn Michaels
• Stephanie Perry Moore
• Kelly Starling Lyons (children's books)
• Gwyneth Bolton

[christiangirl]

Originally Posted by CrimsonTide4

Other Delta authors include

• Cherlyn Michaels
• Stephanie Perry Moore
• Kelly Starling Lyons (children's books)
• Gwyneth Bolton

I love a good book thread! I figured I'd throw one in--Stephanie Perry Moore is one of my favorite authors. I read two of her youth series (Payton Skky and Laurel Shadrach) when I was younger and then started getting into her young adult collection. My favorite was Flame, it was a definite page-turner and a great view of what young adults are tempted with today. Overall, it is very well-written and has a good flow that keeps the reader engaged.

[Senusret I]

Laurinda Brown. She's on Strebor Books (Zane and nem) and some others.