Genre: Non- fiction/ Autobiography Rating: 3.5 Stars ⭐⭐⭐ Pages: 151 Author: Janis Leslie Evans ‘It’s a peculiar sensation, this double consciousness, this sense of always looking at oneself through the […]
You were taught to work miracles for everyone but yourself.A messiah to others but barely a friend of your own.These, darling, are things you must undo before you become undone.~ […]
Pages: 285Rating: 5 starsTheme: Personal Growth ‘Being specific about what you want and how you will achieve it helps you say no to things that derail progress, distract your attention, […]
Pages: 363 Rating: 4 stars Themes: Love, loss, grief, race, death Setting: Sweden, United States, Nigeria, Somalia. Lola Akinmade Akerstrom is a Nigerian – American based in Sweden and is […]
Pages: 308Rating: 4.5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐Themes: Faith, Love, Loss, PerseveranceSetting: Sudan, Cairo, London Leila Aboulela, the author of this book is a fiction writer of Sudanese origin who currently lives in Great […]
Genre: Self awareness and mindfulness Pages: 170 pages Rating: 5 stars I purposed to read more mindful books and I’m so glad Morgan released her book at this time of […]
Genre: Fiction with bits of fantasyPages: 277Themes: Love, Death, Interlink between the dead and the livingRating: ⭐ ⭐⭐ This was my first author read from the Caribbean and it was […]
I just must say that never have I read a book on ancient truth and wisdom, except Paulo Coelho’s hinting in most of his books. I’m a recovering fiction addict […]
Heyoo! I hope your year is going well so far. Glad to be here with another review. This year I challenged myself to read more non-fiction books and it’s been […]
Genre: Afrolit romanceReading time: 1 dayPages: 290Theme: LoveRating: ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Time was constructed with love in mind. It is why a day with your loved one can feel like […]
Khaled’s prose will definitely have you reading his 500 and more paged books in less than a day. The captivating suspense as each page turns, draws you deeper and deeper […]
‘Stories are powerful because they cross the boundaries of time, past, present and future. They live with us in our hearts for one reason or another. They allow us to […]
Happy new year friends, that’s if the greeting still applies almost halfway into the month. It’s been a helluva past few months but super grateful to have began the year […]
Hello there! Happy new month and thank you for passing by. This is the last post for our series and we will be hosting Ancillar who blogs at this site […]
DEPRESISON AND ANXIETY 3/4 ‘It’s not always a storm. Sometimes it is a mist that descends from the sky, coating my body with faint wisps of despair. Or its like […]
Anxiety is it’s own creature. Anxiety asks me to focus on the terrible things I’ve done. The people I’ve hurt. The promises I’ve broken. Anxiety tells me to make a […]
Hi there. Happy new week and thank you for taking the time to pass by and read some of my scribbles. I truly appreciate you. I’ve been meaning to do […]
Hiya! I hope the second half of the year is faring well for you. Super-duper hopeful to see what 2021 still has in store for us as the remaining months […]
“You’re a deeply sensitive man” I took those words and crushed them Inside my palm until they turned Red like wine, I don’t want to cry. She looked at me […]
Grief is a cruel kind of education. You learn how ungentle mourning can be, how full of anger. You learn how glib condolences can feel. You learn how much grief […]
Hiya! Gosh seems like decades since a scribbled a few things on here. Glad to be back. I was extra sad when Winter ABC had to happen in the […]
Hiya! This is the last Wednesday of the Women’s month and I decided to host the ever beautiful and Phenomenal Racheal Kizza who is the Project Coordinator at African Writer’s […]
Hiya! Wasn’t sure whether to title this book review or poetry review but its all semantics. *smiles* I’m super dupa excited that we were able to host a total of […]
Hiya! The third guest on the blog reviewing her fave Afrolit book is the ever sweet and satirical, Mable Amuron. She is an amazing book reviewer as well and you […]
Hiya! Super excited to host this series of amazeballs Afrolit books that you can’t miss indulging in lieu of Black History month. Today’s guest is an amazing book reviewer that […]
Hi there! Good to have you back for another read on here. So, I’ve always wanted to do something like this on my blog when I started Reviewing various books […]
Hiya! Always a pleasure having you on here to read a few of my random thoughts and book recommendations to you. This review has been a long time coming because […]
‘In the beginning, the British created the Northern and Southern protectorates. Now, the Nation was formless and empty, and darkness covered our collective identity. The British said “Let there be […]
“Expectations are like fine pottery. The harder you hold them, the more likely they are to crack”.Brandon Sanderson, The Way of Kings. Hiya! Always thrilling to share a few of my […]
It is with great happiness and deep appreciation that we celebrate this day every year. (Satire intended) Cheers to the United Nations for setting aside this day to emphasise the […]