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A Family Affair|| Sue Nyathi
I read Sue Nyathi’s third book, A Family Affair at the end of last year as a buddy read with some other book lovers. Sue
DISCUSSION|| The Autobiography of Malcolm X as told by Alex Haley
HEAVEN knows the feels I experienced while reading through this book. The reading process alone took it all out of me, gave it back, took
#READSOULLIT|| Tag
SO this seems to be a trend of late. I must have a sit down with myself, it’s now reached the point where it is
INTRUDERS|| Mohale Mashigo
I have chosen to break each of these short stories into mini-reviews for purposes of this review. I hope this gives you a glimpse into
HALF OF A YELLOW SUN|| Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
The world was silent when we died … the title of the book within this book encapsulates the message of Adichie’s story. If I’m honest,
ONE DARK THRONE|| Kendare Blake
This is the sequel to Three Dark Crowns and therefore cannot be read or reviewed in isolation. In this sequel, the real games begin. At
THREE DARK CROWNS|| Kendare Blake
Kendare Blake is definitely gifted in the art of world creating. The island of Finbirn as she paints it in her prose is vivid, pulsating
JUNE|| Wrap Up
June was a great reading month to say the least. I managed to steal a day where all I did from midday to bedtime was
THE ULTIMATE DREAM|| TBR chronicles
I don’t know about you but all my dreams are ultimate. So I hope you don’t find this misleading in anyway. Perhaps it will become