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: LGBT
My stop on the “All The Lonely People” by David Owen tour – Review + Giveaway
Anyone with an active social media profile will be able to relate to Kat to some degree, depending on how much of your reality is lived online. But how much of the real you are a series of binary codes? Do you risk a deletion from the physical world if most of your life is…
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: “Unboxed” by Non Pratt
It’s funny how a time capsule has the effect of suspending everything for a while, or at least for the time it is buried. But when unearthed, all who took part in sending a message in a bottle to their future self, or to each other, just come to life…even the dear ones who have…
Book Review: “Introducing Teddy” by Jessica Walton & Illustrated by Dougal MacPherson
No book as ever given me so much trouble as a reviewer before this one. Not because of the subject matter, but because it is less than 30 pages with just a few sentences and beautiful drawings :). I just did not know if I would have enough to say about it! That was until…
Book Review: “Under The Udala Trees” by Chinelo Okparanta
Seeing love through the eyes of a child. As I look back on this novel, the intensity of first love and its innocence is what comes through the most. At the tender age of 11, Ijeoma’s childhood is cut short. Soon abandonment becomes all but a too familiar constant in her life. Abandonment from Nigeria,…