The House of Eve by Sadeqa Johnson | Why we’ll never forget this book 

Great review! I haven't read this book yet but will check it out. This story hits home for me. My mother was sent to one of those homes in D.C. in the 1960s and gave her baby up for adoption. It was a Catholic home called St. Ann's. She said it was a traumatic experience and her family never spoke of it again. She didn't tell me and my siblings until we were adults. My siblings and I found our brother thanks to Ancestry DNA. I was surprised that no one else in the family raised the child which is what usually happens in the Black community. I cried for my mother when she shared her story.

I loved the manner in which the book review was conducted. The two ladies who handle this podcast know how to hold the attention of their audience, which includes me, of course. I particularly enjoyed the history about the real homes that existed for the unwed young women in tough predicaments and the roads they had to take, to achieve a better life. I give this show a Five Star rating.

You guys are saying her name wrong. She pronounces her name as sadeQUa even though there’s no qu.

I just finished this book and I absolutely loved the characters. I’m totally crushing on William❤ Thanks for the review! I liked how you to shared the story. I smiled along with you guys as I had the same emotions reading. The connection at the end of the book both worried and excited me. I’m going to miss the characters.

I love this review!! You ladies make it relatable and entertaining while providing an overview of the book.

Such a good book! I loved this episode

just finished ! It was the best ❤️

I pre-ordered this book but never could settle down and focus on reading it.

I subscribed your YT channel today but I have been listening to your podcast for a long time now and I'm surprised you guys have so feeewwww subscribers...you guys deserve more

Great read but, its a little confusing. Im in chapter 46 . Sometimes the book sounds like its recent years. While they were preparing for the baby, she was mentioned something about REVIEWS, as if internet was around AVOCADOS , waking up to coffee, when she took off to her mum's stopping for coffee....

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