Okoye’s wig! Yes, this is my clue, the one I was given to explore in my review post as part of the eight pieces. And outside of the multiple Black Panther movie references included in the novel who will have many fans like me gagging for more, it is a rather important clue. A clue…
Category: Diverse Books
Book Review: ‘Rose, Interrupted’ by Patrice Lawrence
Out of the frying pan into the fire comes to mind! Meet Rose and Rudder. While one sibling has decided she will do anything to shed her Pilgrim skin, even if her methods are questionable and have far reaching consequences the other, too young to bear the guilt inflicted by his former community, is desperate…
Book Review: “I Am Thunder” by Muhammad Khan + #Giveaway
We all go through it! All of us. That period of growth in our teens when we are at our most vulnerable. That stage where we are trying to find “Our Self” and our place in the world. But who are you meant to be when you are only fifteen? If you are lucky, it…
My stop on the Yaba Badoe blog tour…with an interview and a Giveaway
Hello everyone, Today I have the pleasure of welcoming Yaba Badoe to Chouett.com. Yaba is the author of the recently released short story collection entitled “The Secret Of The Purple Lake” which I must say is a real little gem. And Yaba has kindly taken the time to answer a few of my questions….
Book Review: “They Both Die At The End” by Adam Silvera
At first, I could not tell whether the story was set into the near future or in a very similar parallel world to ours with only a few minute differences until very far in the book. Â It turns out that it is set in 2017 and that the only thing we managed to crack about…
Book Review: “Wing Jones” by Katherine Webber
Wing is a fifteen year old teen who like most of the young people in her age group is very familiar with that awkward and uneasy feeling of not quite fitting in. There is no one quite like her at school and her Ghanaian and Chinese mixed heritage is not helping, however living in the…