‘How does one talk of a love that fills one’s stomach like food?’ Genre: Literary Fiction Published: April 4th ,2023 Pages: 325 Rate: 3.5 stars Goodreads Synopsis Udodi’s death was the beginning of the raging storm but at that moment,… Continue Reading →
‘Expensive things are better than cheaper ones’ Genre: Nonfiction, Memoir Published: September 6, 2022 Pages: 384 Rate: 4 stars Goodreads Synopsis Trip. My parents started using that word about a year ago–“one day, you’ll take a trip to be with… Continue Reading →
‘I took up the book I was halfway through and settled in for the afternoon. If I couldn’t lose away with a good book I think I would go loco.’ Genre: Literary Fiction Published: March 31, 2020 Pages: 409 Rate:… Continue Reading →
“The crux of this most painful quandary of his was that he did not know whether her competence was God’s auspicious blessing or the handiwork of Satan’s tapestry.” Genre: Historical Fiction Published: May 25, 2022 Pages: 448 Rate: 3.5 stars… Continue Reading →
“You should automatically know your mother loves you. It doesn’t need to be said.” Genre: Fiction Published: 2022 Pages: 122 Rate: 3 stars Synopsis Every day, the populace wakes before dawn to head to the blast furnaces of Nairobi’s Industrial… Continue Reading →
“Never water yourself down to make other people more comfortable. Stay whole, stay true, and let them adjust to you.” Genre: General Fiction/ Middlegrade Pages: 288 Published: 11th October, 2022 Rate: 5 stars Goodreads Synopsis 12-year-old Mwikali is moving to… Continue Reading →
Hi Reader! It’s that time of the year where I look back at my past reading and blogging year and wrapping it up. I ended up reading less than I expected because, life, and also blogged less because again, life…. Continue Reading →
Hi, Reader. Is it still acceptable to say Happy New Year? I hope you have had a great start to your year and have some good books lined up. Today I want to add to your reading list by sharing… Continue Reading →
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