One of my highlights of this year was I able to cultivate time to read, and this led me to be a part of this great book community. I’m excited for my 2021 buddy reads and book clubs! Here are a few quotes from my favorite reads: 📚Racism should never have happened and so you…
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As you already know, I’m a romantic at heart. After reading so many intense books in the past few months, I realized it was a time for a cozy read—a book with humor and one that will pull me into the holiday spirit. So based on the synopsis, I thought the debut novel Ties that…
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Over 400 hundred years ago, black people were stolen from their homes in the continent of Africa and transported to the Americas. Their transportation conditions were heinous, inhumane, and revolting. Upon their arrival, black people were tormented, deprived of basic needs, and forced to live in fear and without true connection. Why continue to address…
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December! Depressing weather. Delicious holiday goodies. Delightful new books to devour. These are my hopefuls for this month: Ties that Tether by Jane Igharo Luster by Raven Leilani The Dragons the Giant the Women: A Memoir by Wayétu Moore The Death of Vivek Oji by Akwaeke Emezi With the Fire on High by Elizabeth Acevedo…
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I’m finally doing my summary for November. It was a difficult month, so I did not read as many books as I wanted! My favorite: Homegoing Must read: The Fire Next Time Honorable Mention: Transcendent Kingdom Just Fair: The Vanishing Half Check out my thoughts here!
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Have you ever wanted to desperately acquire something you fancy? The real question is, would you lie to obtain it? I suspect some people would reply yes, and others would base their response on the lie’s significance. Honestly, my answer would be no, period. Why? Once you establish dishonesty, the deception must continue. Before you…
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Bookish Naija Gal 