Hello everyone and a happy bookish month to you! As always, new month new books. January turned out to be a relatively good reading month for me and I hope that February will even be much better. There are four books to be released this month and I highly anticipate reading each of them. Here … Continue reading Four For February: Highly Anticipated Reads This New Month
This was one of my anticipated reads for this month and I had high hopes for it even though this is the author’s debut. ‘Wahala’ is a story about three best friends who believed they had a secure and close knit friendship until Isobel, the fourth leg jumps into their circle and exposes what may … Continue reading Book Review: Wahala by Nikki May
This is the second book in this series and also my second book by the author. I really loved the first book 'Finding Love at Hedgehog Hollow' (you can check out my review in "Book Reviews) and I was excited going into reading this one. This book throws more light on Josh, Samantha's boyfriend as … Continue reading Book Review: New Arrivals At Hedgehog Hollow By Jessica Redland
This is the fifth and last book in this series and I bet you, this author definitely saved the best for last. I must point out here that you can actually read this book as a standalone even if you haven't read any of the other four books. However, I have reviewed all four books … Continue reading Book review: Ginika’s Bridesmaids (Book 5) Ginika by The Fertile Chick
This was another great story by Colleen Hoover. Although it carried heavy themes such as loss, addiction, sacrifice, toxic relationships, manipulation and second chances, I would say it is one of my best by her so far. Auburn and Owen meet in unusual circumstances and experience an almost instant attraction to each other but due … Continue reading Book Review: Confess by Colleen Hoover
This happens to be one of those "Bookstagram" made me buy it books. I read a lot of good reviews about this book on Instagram that convinced me it was going to be worth my time. The premise of this story is based on the complexities around a man whose family doesn't accept his choice … Continue reading Book Review: His Only Wife by Peace Adzo Medie
“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 is about language, the failure of language and the grasping for language”― Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Notes on Grief This is a very raw and deeply relatable … Continue reading Book Review: Notes On Grief by Chimammanda Ngozi Adichie
I read two fantastic books by the author late last year and couldn't wait to jump on this one. One of the things I enjoyed from these books were the unforgettable characters and the humor that kept me laughing a lot through out the two reads. To say the least, I had high expectations for … Continue reading Book Review: The Road Trip by Beth O’Leary
After reading two really good books by the author that made it to my top 12 best reads for 2021, I decided to catch up on her older books I am yet to read. 'Fix Her Up' is another delightful read by the author with a fake relationship troupe laced with some deeper themes such … Continue reading Book Review: Fix Her Up by Tessa Bailey
This book was read and reviewed by Aisha Musa, a regular contributor on "The RovingBookwormNG Blog". 'The Sex Life of African Women' is an anthology of 32 Stories. The stories are segmented into 3 broad categories Self Discovery, Freedom and Healing. It was an educative read for me with a diverse spectrum of sexuality covered … Continue reading Book Review: The Sex Lives Of African Women By Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah