My initial idea for props for this photo was to attempt to use some designer stuff I have but then it occurred to me that with #CrazyRichAsians designer and designer aren’t quite on the same level so I respected myself. #CrazyRichAsians is your typical love story – Boy meets girl, girl has no clue boy…
Tag: Book Review
Sympathy is more complicated then we think: A Review of THE THINGS WE NEVER SAY: A Family History, by Amara Nicole Okolo.
Alithnayn Abdulkareem has written this review on Amara Nicole Okolo’s spectacular memoir story – THE THINGS WE NEVER SAY; A FAMILY HISTORY, published in August by Catapult. You can read here if you haven’t or just for a refresher to understand it better. The story is so heavy and so dense a second read has had me…
BOOKREVIEW LONGTHROAT MEMOIRS – Soups, Sex and Nigerian Taste Buds
Author: Yemisi Aribisala Genre: Non Fiction (Collection of Essays/Memoirs) Publisher and Year of Publication: Casava republic, 2016 Price: £12.99 or #5500 Number of Pages: 357
BOOK REVIEW; NERVOUS CONDITIONS
Author – Tsitsi Dangarembga (Zimbabwean) Publisher and Year Published – First published 1988 (The Women’s Press UK), later 2004 by (Ayebia Clarke Publishing) Genre – Fiction Price – Price; £8.99 Number of Pages – 211 Nervous Conditions is the coming of age story of Tambu, told many years later by her as she remembers…
Tuawa Adenekan Reviews Reedeming Love
Hollaaaaaa, Nope I didn’t forget December book review. This month, I asked my fellow book lover Tuawa to review Francine Rivers’ Redeeming Love and she obliged. I decided I wanted it for this month just because I think that christmas and the end of the year is a good time to reflect on the undying…
