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Thank you Masobe Books for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. This is the author's debut novel and I had zero expectations going into this book. 'The Return of the Queen' is a retelling of the famous Queen Amina of Zazau story and a fantasyish follow-up of that story in … Continue reading Book Review: Guardians The Awakening – The Return of the Queen by David Atta
This book has been on my TBR for quiet a while. After listening to the author's latest book 'Slug' a few months ago, I knew I had to listen to this book. I say listen, not read because I enjoy the audio book experience better than reading when it comes to this author's work as … Continue reading Book Review: Nobody Told Me – Poetry & Parenthood by Hollie Mcnish
Hello everyone, I hope you are all having a great week so far. Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday and Happy New Month! As usual, I have procrastinated on sharing this for far too long and I am glad I have finally gotten to doing it. Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and the Bookish in … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: October 2021 New Releases To Look Out For
This is my first book by the author so I went into reading it blind. However, I am interested in reading more Christian fiction stories written by Nigerian or African authors therefore I was hoping that this would be a good one. This book is the first in the 'Naive Wife' trilogy and the story … Continue reading Book Review: The Naïve Wife: Rachel’s Choice by Ufuomaee
This is my first book by the author so I went into reading it with zero expectations. 'The Windsor Knot' is a mystery/crime story which features Queen Elizabeth II as someone who secretly solves crimes while carrying out her royal duties. After a delightful evening with guests at Windsor Castle, one of the queen's guests … Continue reading Book Review: The Windsor Knot by S. J. Bennet
Hello everyone, Welcome to our monthly feature for authors. The author for the month of September is the Jacqueline Stewart, author of the recently published novella, 'A Way of Escape' and several other books. I have read and reviewed her latest novella on this blog and you can check out my review to see if … Continue reading Author Interview: Jacqueline Stewart
This is the fourth book in the 'Age is no bother' series by the author and it has been a jolly good ride. This one is a very short novella so it was more like icing on the cake. 'Fine Ending' gives us closure on Celia (Mandy's best friend) and Clement Adebayo's story. Clement who … Continue reading Book Review: Fine Ending (Age is No Bother Bk 4) by Emem Bassey
Many thanks to Jacqueline Stewart, the author for a copy of this book. This is my first book by the author and I had zero expectations getting into it. I finished reading this book in one sitting because from the first few pages I was hooked. 'A Way of Escape' is a novella that follows … Continue reading Book Review: A Way Of Escape by Jacqueline Stewart
“The habit of reading is the only enjoyment in which there is no alloy; it lasts when every other pleasure fades” – Anthony Trollope
Quite a number of people have recently told me of their desire to develop a reading habit and have no clue how to begin. Some used to be voracious readers when they were younger but now with jobs, family or kids to think about, their love for reading has naturally waned. With little or no time to read or so it seems, they have asked me how I manage to read all the books that I read despite my busy schedule.
I have been able to convince a few friends that reading like any other habit needs to be cultivated, one step at a time and I am happy that they are now on their journey to become the great readers that they all aspire to…
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