Carrie Cotten’s Made Like The Moon, is a Christian Mafia novel, and the first book in the Redemption and Ruin duology.
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Carrie Cotten’s Made Like The Moon, is a Christian Mafia novel, and the first book in the Redemption and Ruin duology.
📘⚙️ BOOK REVIEW O'CLOCK! ⚙️📘
5 star ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rating can't suffice the beauty and intentionality of this masterpiece by Dr. Daniela Nkemta.
I just finished my third book for the RTI Africa Reading Challenge, and this time, I picked up an ARC of A Nation on Fire by Ibraheem Oladipupo, a recently released anthology of Nigerian mystery thrillers.
The Wretched of the Earth — Frantz Fanon
This book was so beautiful and deeply moving to read. What stood out the most to me was the profound emotional resonance and spiritual depth I felt was woven throughout the story. The narrative touched me on a deep level as it explored what it truly means to have God as a loving, present Father (Abba) and realize His unfailing love.
As a big sci-fi girlie, I was genuinely pumped for this novella because the concept is so promising and the cover design is intriguing. This book had so much potential. I just wish it was executed more properly. This story opens with a girl named Kulu going out to buy plantain for her mother and never returning home. Set in a futuristic Nigeria plagued by mass kidnappings, the government mandated…
The story follows Morountodun, a young girl orphaned after her parents apparently die in a car accident, though she cannot remember the exact details of what happened. Suddenly saddled with the heavy responsibility of caring for her three siblings, her situation quickly spirals downward as she desperately reaches out to an uncle for financial assistance, resorts to begging on the streets, and even…
by Oyinkan Braithwhite
The lovely flow of the narration stayed with me. It was smoothly told. The words flowed into the other like honey, and I like as there was the elements of mystery and a deep romance woven into the book.
