Black Girls Must Be Magic

I devoured *Black Girls Must Be Magic* in one sitting, and Marcella Cox’s narration made it even better. Her voice is a perfect fit for the book’s chaotic energy—playful yet tender, with just the right amount of sass to match the text. The pacing is relentless, keeping you hooked as Tabitha’s world unravels and then, somehow, finds its way back together. The humor is sharp and self-aware, but the emotional core shines through, especially in the pregnancy arc. The only critique? The audiobook could’ve used a little more variety in background music to break up the dialogue-heavy scenes. Still, Cox’s performance elevates every laugh and tear, making this a must-listen for fans of *The Unhoneymooners* meets *Eat Pray Love*.