Something Bookish Readers: Best Books Of Jan-Jun 2019
I asked Something Bookish Readers for their top reads of the year so far, books with great stories that kept them excited and these are their answers.
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I asked Something Bookish Readers for their top reads of the year so far, books with great stories that kept them excited and these are their answers.
Read moreBritish-Nigerian writer Bernardine Evaristo is the award-winning author of eight books and numerous other published and produced works that span the genres of novels, poetry, verse fiction, short fiction, essays, literary criticism, and radio and theatre drama.
Read moreBookstagrammers have been a growing force since at least 2014. And these are my top 20 bookstagram accounts for diverse reads.
Read moreManchester Happened is the new story collection from Jennifer Makumbi, acclaimed author of Kintu and winner of the Commonwealth Short Story Prize 2014.
Read moreImagine This is the diary account of British-born Omolola Ogunwole, a young girl who started keeping a diary from the age of nine when she moved to Nigeria.
Read moreDo you love bookish giveaways? In celebration of the blog and Instagram bookstore, five people will get a chance to win amazig books.
Read moreIn An Orchestra Of Minorities,, Chigozie Obioma weaves an epic about the tension between destiny and determination, in the mythic style of the Igbo literary tradition.
Read moreWhat did you read in the month of May? Here’s my wrap-up…
Read moreWhere do you read? Do you eat while reading? Do you write in your books? These are my answers to the Reading Habits Book Tag.
Read moreGently navigating the chasm between the lives of the oblivious rich and desperately poor, Impostor Alert! is a finely wrought tale about grief, forgiveness and redemption.
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