This past week, I found myself reading Rupi Kaur’s books like I had exams on them. Which of the books have you read? Which book did you read in June? What’s your July To-be-read list looking like? In the comments 😌😌 These aren’t all the books I read in June, Lai Lai but for the sake of that beautiful book you are dying to get back too (or myself 😌 I badly wanna get back to reading Be(com)ing Nigerian by Elnathan John), I will stop here. Sola wrote the poems in books by retelling those stories we know from the Bible with beautiful twist. This is also a collection of poems that talks about love and the pains that come with it.

All The Things You Will Never Know by Christtie Jay.It is written like a self reflection and because it’s a true story, it makes it all more beautiful. It captures a young lady’s growth, experiences and challenges through the eyes of her older self. This book is a short, funny book that talks about the author’s experience with a Chinese expatriate. The Chinese Who Loved Me by Naijasinglegirl.The author recently featured on StoryStoryOh’s Author Interview tagged #Author’sDelight. It’s so beautifully and thoughtfully written. It’s a collection of poems that captures a reader’s attention.

Tanka Told on a Blue-Mooned Night by Cynthia Nnadi.Quote from The Scarlet Thread by Francine Rivers. One of life’s great tragedies is watching a relationship unravel over something that could’ve been resolved in one intelligent, adult conversation. I read The Scarlet Thread again in June after reading first about 2 years ago… It was like I hadn’t read it before.

If you’ve read any of her books then you will know what I am saying. The descriptions were so vivid… I almost puked while reading Chigozie’s description of Abula, the madman a character in the book.įrancine Rivers is still unarguably one of the best Christian fiction writer there is. I can’t describe! Description is top notch. This book, this book, this book! Ughhhhhhh. Y’all should know how much I love this book by now!😍 It’s a collection of poems and prose that deals with issues like trauma, loss, healing, feminism and the likes. It is such a page turner and I am glad I read it. Can I get an Amen? Amen! Sisturrr!īack to the books I read in June… Here goes…

In June, I read some pretty amazing books that I would like to share with you and in light of that, I say, Happy new month to you and I pray this month brings all the wonderful blessings you have hoped for. Thank you for coming on StoryStoryOh today.

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