Growing up, as a science student, it was normal to be a lover of books. Aside academic materials, the only other books everyone expected you to read, were the regular romance novels most people enjoyed.

This experience, whatever it is called, where you start a book, and you almost immediately, lose interest, and then the next moment you pick up the book, you just can’t seem to put it down anymore, is

Nelson Mandela once said, “Be a lifelong student. Read as many books as possible.” Note that he didn’t attach conditions and he didn’t rank genres nor did he appoint guards at the gate of literature. Yet

The year 2025 was such a dramatic year for me in most aspects, from books to personal life, and to academics. So much happened. It was the year i had the most book slumps and also the year I didn’t hit

When you’re ill and subjected to bed rest, there’s only so much rest your body can take. After all the drug induced sleeps, the bouts of weaknesses that assail you on waking, the next best thing to do,

I read somewhere, that one of the worst points to ever reach in life, as a human, is becoming numb to tragedy. The same situation could be likened to us readers. If we ever reach a point where tragedy

I’ve been wanting to do this for a while now - rant about all the beautiful things that have happened to me lately, book wise. I remember doing something like this last year, yapping in excitement and

I read the second book in the legend of Orisha series and this is me sharing my two cents on it. I’m really going to try my best reviewing this without spoilers for anyone who hasn’t read the first part

‘They’re about to spoil my favourite story once again’, ‘It’s 2025 and you haven’t read this? You’re missing out’ ‘I just know they are going to mess up this wonderful series’ - They all said. The statements

For every unsatisfying end to a book, there’s a unique reaction. Be it hissing, and then delving into another book, or staring into space, trying to make sense of what happened, constantly re-asking ‘Just

‎Once again, I am one of those people who could be inspired by anything and everything when it comes to reading a book. It could be the title, or a particular detail about the cover, or better still, because

I was so excited to review this book just as much as I was excited to start it. You know when you start a book because the title was as intriguing as any title that hinted at fantasy could be, and it ends

I want to have a voice inside society. A louding voice.–Adunni These days, it seems like I now have a timetable for watching dramas and reading books. After I complete a series, weirdly, I find myself

Bibliophiles! It is time to party! This year marks 200 years since Mary Shelley first published her classic novel, Frankenstein. One of my all time favorite novels, and the Monster himself is my second