I was excited to read 'A broken people's playlist' because I’ve been a fan of Chimeka Garricks ever since I read ‘Tomorrow died yesterday’ and I just needed something light to end the year with. This is a collection of 12 short stories set in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. These stories were inspired by songs and titled after the songs that inspired them. That premise was enough to get me interested. I also imagined it is a book about broken people. ... Read the Post...
Book Haul – March 2021
Hey people. So I decided to get a few books last week. They’re mostly thrift books and I’m excited to read them. (Screaming internally because I don’t have the time to read these books I keep buying but I won’t stop buying them). I bought 6 books this month and I’ll share all six of them with you. 1. Things fall apart by Chinua Achebe This is a classic novel and I’m only telling y’all I don’t remember reading it. Don’t judge me please. I ... Read the Post...
Friday Quotes- Home body by Rupi Kaur
Hey friends! How is the first week in March going ? I hope everyone is keeping safe and thriving. I think I should state that Friday Quotes may not happen every single week because there are weeks where I don’t read as much and I only want to share from the books I’m currently reading. That’s the whole point of it. So, I actually rounded up three books this week but my quotes will mainly be from this amazing poetry book called Home body by Rupi ... Read the Post...
February Wrap-up
Hey people. I honestly do not even think this should be called a wrap-up because I read just two books the entire month of February (In my defense, February was a short month? ) Haha. No but I can’t explain why I barely read last month and how unproductive I was in general. I’m glad I feel somewhat better and have been a bit more productive. The two books I read in February One to watch by Kate Stayman-London I really enjoyed this ... Read the Post...