The Books I Read
EmenikeI always have some thoughts, perspectives, jokes etc that I liked in the books I read, that I want to share with others, I write them here for you to share in my joy and so I can look at them and relive the feeling I had when I first read the book.
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Book 10: A Spell of Good Things by Ayobami Adebayo
This book disappointed me, not because it was poorly written but because it ended sadly, the protagonist didn’t win, he lost. It’s so sad to think of it and truly realise that it’s how the world is, people suffer, they fail in life, familie...
Book 9: On Rotation by Shirlene Obuobi
In On Rotation, Shirlene shows us the life of a Ghanaian girl Angie in the US as she strives to meet the expectations placed on her by her parents and the community of Ghanaian families they are associated with there in the States
Book 8: Tomorrow I Become a Woman by Aiwanose Odafen
I'm always intrigued when I read about marriages where one of the spouses is abused and unhappy which is most often the woman. I'm worried and can't believe that she chooses to stay, that she allows herself to suffer humiliation and pain ag...
Book 7 : The Middle Daughter by Chika Unigwe
Reading Chika Unigwe’s The Middle Daughter was emotional for me. I’ve always been that way when it relates to abuse and tragedy. I want it to end, I want to solve it, I want to punish that wicked person who causes others so much pain.
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