Juwy’s life changes overnight after her husband dies in a plane crash. Pregnant and grieving, she’s pressured to marry her late husband’s brother, who returns from Canada. Premise is very captivating, but the ending felt anticlimactic. Great read, I wish it had a stronger finish.
✨Set during the pandemic, Dream Count by @ChimamandaReal begins with Chai’s reflection on the men she's loved then unfolds into the lives of three other women in Chai’s life.
A thoughtful, character-driven novel about purpose, motherhood, resilience, justice, or the lack of it.
✨Set during the pandemic, Dream Count by @ChimamandaReal begins with Chai’s reflection on the men she's loved then unfolds into the lives of three other women in Chai’s life.
A thoughtful, character-driven novel about purpose, motherhood, resilience, justice, or the lack of it.
✨Ara Ikoyi, a writer battling with writer’s block stumbles on a murder in her estate and chases the story for book inspo, only to realize she’s bitten way more than she can chew. This is the 2nd book by @thedamilarekuku I’ve read. A great read but I’m still side-eyeing that end
✨I couldn’t stop turning the pages of this book, read the whole thing under 24hrs😮💨😮💨.
The plot? Gripping.
The twists? INSANE.
The ending??? @thedamilarekuku we need to have a talk about that ending.
✨The Fishermen by #chigozieobioma is a compelling story about four brothers who secretly begin fishing in an abandoned river with their friends, fully aware their parents would disapprove. One day, while returning from the river, they encounter Abulu the madman.
✨Ara Ikoyi, a writer battling with writer’s block stumbles on a murder in her estate and chases the story for book inspo, only to realize she’s bitten way more than she can chew. This is the 2nd book by @thedamilarekuku I’ve read. A great read but I’m still side-eyeing that end
Abulu is believed to possess supernatural powers, capable of seeing visions and making prophecies. Abulu’s words to them set in motion a chain of events that dramatically alters the course of their lives, forever changing their destinies. This book is a solid read I def recommend
✨The Fishermen by #chigozieobioma is a compelling story about four brothers who secretly begin fishing in an abandoned river with their friends, fully aware their parents would disapprove. One day, while returning from the river, they encounter Abulu the madman.
The narrative is told through Adunni’s voice, she’s a 14-year-old sold into marriage for survival, she endures abuse and hardship but is rich in hope, determination, and a thirst for education, which she believes is her only path to freedom-her "louding voice".
✨I saw this video a couple of days after I started reading fisherman and it’s been two months since then I have been struggling to finish the book. I think it’s the fact that a good name and Ogadinma was added to the list and I remember how angry a good name made me.
Our leaders can do better. The primary health care centers are the bedrock of our healthcare.
This is not a doctor's problem, it's a Nigerians problem. It's our job to demand for better healthcare.
Her story is a testament to resilience. This book will stay with you long after the last page is turned, giving you a powerful reminder that every girl deserves to be heard, valued, and empowered.
The narrative is told through Adunni’s voice, she’s a 14-year-old sold into marriage for survival, she endures abuse and hardship but is rich in hope, determination, and a thirst for education, which she believes is her only path to freedom-her "louding voice".
✨I don’t know what Akin has for yejide but one thing I know for sure, it wasn’t love. That’s NOT WHAT LOVE IS😒.
This book deserved every award that it got and even more, the way the book was written was simply BRILLIANT. The story connection was too good😮💨😮💨.
A GREAT READ🙌🏿.
Started the year with a really good book. This year I’m going to try and post short reviews of the books I read, hopefully I don’t drop spoilers in the process😂.