omg i've never heard anyone talk about Daughters of Nri! I've owned it forever as well as so many others of these that I've put off for absolutely no reason lol i hope you love faebound as much as I did!!💕
I know right!? I actually got the kindle version ages ago and then totally forgot about it until I was black author book hunting for february! Really excited to get around to reading it eventually! Also meee too! I'm so excited for faebound!!
I read Delicious Monsters last year and will say trigger warning are needed (I’m not the best at identifying/listing them, but go in prepared). But i loved it, it is very much a haunted house story so i think you’ll enjoy it.
Curious to see what you think about Wahala. I have that Yaa Gyasi book on my TBR as well. Born a Crime was good! If you can get thr audiobook he does a phenomenal job bringing the book to life. Songs of Irie by Asha Ashanti Bromfield was really good, So I might try this one as well. Great haul!
Reading the Marlin James one as part of the StoryGraph Read the World Challenge and I've been looking forward to it for soooo many years, but what a chonker! 😂 I really hope I like it!
Oh nice!! excited to get around to it, seems like it might be a good book to annotate and analyze. (which can be a lot of fun!) Thanks for watching and happy reading!
