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4. I who have never known men by Jacqueline Harpman
“It is strange that I am dying from a diseased womb. I who have never had periods and who have never known men”😭
Not a fan of the continuous writing style with no breaks. This was a sad read that went on and on and on…!
“It is strange that I am dying from a diseased womb. I who have never had periods and who have never known men”😭
Not a fan of the continuous writing style with no breaks. This was a sad read that went on and on and on…!
January 21, 2025 at 11:54 PM
4. I who have never known men by Jacqueline Harpman
“It is strange that I am dying from a diseased womb. I who have never had periods and who have never known men”😭
Not a fan of the continuous writing style with no breaks. This was a sad read that went on and on and on…!
“It is strange that I am dying from a diseased womb. I who have never had periods and who have never known men”😭
Not a fan of the continuous writing style with no breaks. This was a sad read that went on and on and on…!
3. The echo of old books by Barbra Davis🇺🇸
Beautiful. I found this story to be delightful, albeit occasionally over descriptive. Quite the love story. I will be thinking of Belle and Hemi’s story for a long time.
Beautiful. I found this story to be delightful, albeit occasionally over descriptive. Quite the love story. I will be thinking of Belle and Hemi’s story for a long time.
January 21, 2025 at 11:53 PM
3. The echo of old books by Barbra Davis🇺🇸
Beautiful. I found this story to be delightful, albeit occasionally over descriptive. Quite the love story. I will be thinking of Belle and Hemi’s story for a long time.
Beautiful. I found this story to be delightful, albeit occasionally over descriptive. Quite the love story. I will be thinking of Belle and Hemi’s story for a long time.
2. Riambel by Priya Hein🇲🇺
This was…a lot (complimentary). The damage that colonialism has done in Africa is unspeakable. One of my least favorite types of people are those who use their power/privilege & take advantage of others. Oh Noemi, this world didn’t deserve you:(
This was…a lot (complimentary). The damage that colonialism has done in Africa is unspeakable. One of my least favorite types of people are those who use their power/privilege & take advantage of others. Oh Noemi, this world didn’t deserve you:(
January 21, 2025 at 11:51 PM
2. Riambel by Priya Hein🇲🇺
This was…a lot (complimentary). The damage that colonialism has done in Africa is unspeakable. One of my least favorite types of people are those who use their power/privilege & take advantage of others. Oh Noemi, this world didn’t deserve you:(
This was…a lot (complimentary). The damage that colonialism has done in Africa is unspeakable. One of my least favorite types of people are those who use their power/privilege & take advantage of others. Oh Noemi, this world didn’t deserve you:(
1. The son of the house by Cheluchi Onyemelukwe-Onuobia 🇳🇬
Great read and an apt title, seeing that there was more than one “the son of the house” in each of the female leads’ storylines. Nwabulu’s storyline was heartbreaking all through
Great read and an apt title, seeing that there was more than one “the son of the house” in each of the female leads’ storylines. Nwabulu’s storyline was heartbreaking all through
January 21, 2025 at 11:50 PM
1. The son of the house by Cheluchi Onyemelukwe-Onuobia 🇳🇬
Great read and an apt title, seeing that there was more than one “the son of the house” in each of the female leads’ storylines. Nwabulu’s storyline was heartbreaking all through
Great read and an apt title, seeing that there was more than one “the son of the house” in each of the female leads’ storylines. Nwabulu’s storyline was heartbreaking all through