Books like Big girls do cry by Carl Weber

Alice Walker's 1982 novel, The Color Purple, won the Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award, exploring the lives of black women in the South and their experiences of abuse and struggle for independence.

In 1964 South Carolina, Lily Owens, grieving her mother’s death, seeks refuge with a fierce stand‑in mother and a trio of black beekeeping sisters who open her to the secret world of bees, honey, and healing.

Two lifelong friends, Nel and Sula, navigate friendship, betrayal, and the changing landscapes of Medallion, Ohio, as they grow into very different women.

A first‑century‑turn English novel by E. M. Forster that explores social conventions, class distinctions, and the relationships among families and sisters.

Three sisters, adopted after a wartime romance, are reunited across Paris, New York, and Appalachia, where secrets and tragic truths challenge family bonds.

A lively collection of stories about a circle of large‑size women who navigate friendship, romance and personal challenges with humor and honesty.

Just Can't Let Go follows the Crystal sisters as family bonds, desire, and deception collide in a compelling African‑American drama.

In the sequel to Naughty or Nice, the McBroom sisters face new dangers, broken expectations, and hidden desires—each battling personal secrets that threaten their tight bond.

Three plus-sized women find support in one another during the ups and downs of their juicy romances and chaotic lives.

Naomi Jefferson, a black woman on college campus in the 1970s, grapples with racism, family loss, and the struggle for professional success while finding love and empowerment.

Reenie Holbrook must rebuild her life after discovering her husband’s betrayal, balancing work, parenting and new relationships in a small town.

Whether it's being told you have to purchase two seats on airplane or getting dirty looks when you're with a handsome man, being a big girl in a superficial world can come with more issues than any woman should have to deal with. Add to that some over-the-top family and marriage issues, and you have the perfect recipe for some Big Girls Drama. Featuring a sexless marriage, infidelity, finding out your husband is gay, and teen pregnancy, these big girls have it tough.

Man Swappers is about carefree and adventurous women who embrace their sexualities without embarrassment, guilt, ridicule, or shame. By day, bombshell sisters Porsha, Persia, and Paris do everything together. They work hard, travel far, and are always on the prowl for their next relationship. And getting the attention from the opposite sex has never been a problem for these vixens. In fact, they've had more than their share of men vying for their attention. But there's a catch: You date one sister, you date them all. But what happens when two of them break the rules of engagement and want one of the men all to themselves? And what happens when they find out it's the same man? A titillating story of sibling rivalry gone haywire, Man Swappers will thrill readers to a whole new level of satisfaction.--Publisher's description.