Book Review: Ginika’s Bridesmaids (Isioma) Book 2 by The Fertile Chick

This is the second book in the series and after reading book 1, I was really excited getting into this book with high expectations. The story follows Isioma, one of Ginika's bridesmaids and childhood friend. Isioma after leaving a long term relationship with her university beau, she falls in love with the handsome and charismatic … Continue reading Book Review: Ginika’s Bridesmaids (Isioma) Book 2 by The Fertile Chick

Book Review: Ginika’s Bridesmaids Bk 1 (Ara) by The Fertile Chick

I had been procrastinating on reading a book by this author considering how popular she is on the Okadabooks app. and I am glad I eventually got around to reading this book. 'Ginika's Bridesmaides (Ara)' is a multithemed story about love, commitment, Infidelity, heartbreak, forgiveness and friendship centered around Ginika and her best friend Ara. … Continue reading Book Review: Ginika’s Bridesmaids Bk 1 (Ara) by The Fertile Chick

Book Review: The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks

After reading 'A Walk To Remember' by the author, I quickly jumped on this one because I really loved reading that book and suddenly had high expectations for this one. This is a story about the power first love. Noah and Allie meet and fall in love one summer as teenagers but Allie's parents don't … Continue reading Book Review: The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks

Can’t Wait Wednesday: Swallow by Ayodele Olofintuade

Hello lovelies! How has your week been going? I hope it's been good so far and I wish you better days ahead. Canโ€™t-Wait Wednesday is a weekly event, hosted by Wishful Endings, that spotlights upcoming releases that weโ€™re eagerly anticipating. Although this is not a weekly feature on this blog, I am always happy to share … Continue reading Can’t Wait Wednesday: Swallow by Ayodele Olofintuade

Book Review: What A Time To Be Alone by Chidera Eggerue

โ€œThe biggest mistake you can make is to allow yourself to be sidetracked by people who would never be willing to stay with you during the storm they create in your life through their own selfishness.โ€ย - 'What A Time To Be Alone' by Chidera Eggerue. This quick read was a pleasant surprise. I recently read … Continue reading Book Review: What A Time To Be Alone by Chidera Eggerue

Book Review: A Time To Remember by Nicholas Sparks

This is my first book by the author and it was recommended to me by a friend on Bookstagram. I am now wondering why I had never heard of him considering how popular I have come to know his books are especially as a number of them have been made into movies. I wasn't sure … Continue reading Book Review: A Time To Remember by Nicholas Sparks

Book Tag Thursday: The Makeup Book Tag

Hello guys, How are you all doing today? I am a huge fan of makeup so when I saw this book tag, I knew I was going to jump on it as soon I could. So here we go..... Primerโ€”Pick a book that left a lasting impression. Foundationโ€”Pick your favorite first book in a series. … Continue reading Book Tag Thursday: The Makeup Book Tag

Book Review: Out Of The Depths by Funmilayo Oyefusi

I received a copy of this book from Satayaa Africa in exchange for an honest review. Thank you. 'Out of the Depths' is a memoir that details the author's life experiences from when she embarked on the Nigerian National Youth Service to date. Her story is one of perseverance, faith and trust in God. After … Continue reading Book Review: Out Of The Depths by Funmilayo Oyefusi

Top Ten Tuesday: Favorite Female Protagonists

Hello everyone, Happy New Month! Welcome to Top Ten Tuesday. Last week, I featured my favorite male protagonist and thought it wise to feature my favorite female protagonists for balance. This has been an interesting eye opener for me. I guess I keep learning about myself everyday. Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: Favorite Female Protagonists

Book Review: Nearly All the Men in Lagos are Mad by Damilare Kuku

This is one of my highly anticipated reads for this year. First, because of the title and secondly because it is by an author I haven't read any of her work and I always look forward to discovering new authors. 'Nearly All The Men In Lagos Are Mad' is a collection of 12 short stories … Continue reading Book Review: Nearly All the Men in Lagos are Mad by Damilare Kuku