all the books I reviewed and enjoyed, of all genres :)
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such an addictive read!
Queenie by Candice Carty-Williams, Paperback
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an amazing book about sisterhood and family.
Girls: Stunning Novel by Women's Prize Author
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one for the fantasy girlies loved this one!
Spark of the Everflame (Kindred's Curse, #1) by Penn Cole
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such a rollercoaster, the ending will make you cry.
Rootless: The Heartbreaking Literary Debut
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loved the perspectives of three women who grew up together in Nigeria and how they changed through the years.
We Were Girls Once
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this will shock youu! perfect mix of comedy and thriller.
The Trees: a novel : Everett, Percival
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loved the first one sm had to read the next! such an addicting series and so many twists!
Glow of the Everflame (Kindred's Curse, #2) by Penn Cole
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love the rendition of a Black British classic, and the personal essays from black creatives make it even better.
Keisha The Sket: 'A true British classic.' Stormzy
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this book definitely made me cry, such a beautiful portray of friendship and it's hardships. if you love making games, you'll like this one!
Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin
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the author perfectly structures the book so it shocks you at the end! such a thriller, I've never read anything like it!
Strange Pictures by Uketsu, Jim Rion
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such an amazing book, really taught me about the hardships faced in 1960s Nigeria.
Half of a Yellow Sun: Women's Prize Winner
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this book will break your heart the characters faced sm in this book! loved the insight into Sri Lanka's history.
Brotherless Night
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this book will have you acting like a detective to figure out if there's any foul play 🤣 loved it so sad it ended
The Homemade God: Sunday Times Bestseller
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if you like thrillers, you NEED to read this one! so many twists and the ending will shock you I couldn't believe it!
The Girls Are All So Nice Here by Laurie Elizabeth Flynn
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a very beautiful book about growing up different, definitely a heartfelt read!
Almond by Sohn Won-Pyung
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Perfect if you want to start reading non-fiction! If you think you wouldn't fall victim to a cult, i would give this a read, really delves into the behaviours of cults with examples.
Cultish: The Language of Fanaticism - Montell
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I love anything by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie once you start, you can't stop! It's a really compelling story about family and growing into adulthood during difficult times in Nigeria. Definitely worth a read!
Purple Hibiscus: The Extraordinary Debut Novel
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was highly recommended to me and I now know why! if you love historical fiction particularly Nigerian history, you’ll love this read!
The Parlour Wife: Poignant Historical Fiction
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this was really good, stressed me out at times (some questionable decisions made by the main character) but if you love office-based comedies you’ll really enjoy this!
I Hope This Finds You Well by Natalie Sue | Goodreads
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i really enjoyed learning in depth the history of slavery and Black-British history. i particularly was interested with black Georgians and their position in society at the time. If you’re into history, give this a read!
