There were a few things that didn’t quite work for me in the book. I found it difficult to connect with the beehive experience, as it felt foreign to me. However, I appreciated that it served as a tool in
I felt that Farouq wasn’t fleshed out enough for me to get a real sense of his “personness” if that’s a word. Although I understand why this wasn’t a priority in the story.
The House of Shells is a book that manages to be both emotionally powerful and culturally insightful. Set in a small village in West Africa, the story follows the journey of a young girl named Kiku, as she navigates the complexities of friendship, family, and superstition. Through Kiku’s eyes, readers are transported to a world […]
Yes, we’ve all been at the stage where we set reading goals and find them hard to complete, it might be due to work life, stress or other issues. Recently there was a discourse on Twitter on how people who claim to read 100+ books yearly are liars; don’t be this person. In this article, […]
