“Memoirs of the Homosexual President” is a book unlike any other book I have read. At first glance, I was denying the fact that DeVaughn actually wrote this book and presumed that maybe he had the help of a ghostwriter. To say the least, I was impressed. This writer has talent and a lot of it.
Memoirs of the Homosexual President is sure to blow you away. DeVaughn does an exceedingly impressive job with setting the historical background of the story and placing you comfortably inside the ancient but familiar world of the main character, Birdy Belle Thomas Ellis. Her story is forceful yet an inviting one that will give you an appreciation for your own history. It makes you wanna take a look back in time and reflect on the good ole days as well as the bad. This story is one that needs to be read because it was meant to be told.
This book should be read by high schools, book clubs, historians, politicians, the church, and passionate readers across the nation. 5 stars
Memoirs of the Homosexual President is sure to blow you away. DeVaughn does an exceedingly impressive job with setting the historical background of the story and placing you comfortably inside the ancient but familiar world of the main character, Birdy Belle Thomas Ellis. Her story is forceful yet an inviting one that will give you an appreciation for your own history. It makes you wanna take a look back in time and reflect on the good ole days as well as the bad. This story is one that needs to be read because it was meant to be told.
This book should be read by high schools, book clubs, historians, politicians, the church, and passionate readers across the nation. 5 stars
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