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Hi! My name is Lara Kareem, creator of this website. I’m a big literary aficionado, who also loves her heritage, hence the name Naija. I’m a Nigerian born and bred in Lagos… (read more)

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  • Kololo Hill by Neema Shah is Ugandan Historical Fiction Worthy of Reading. 3rd April 2021
  • Blog Tour: I completely adore the Float Plan by Trish Doller | Review! 4th March 2021
  • Blog Tour: Like Home by Louisa Onome 28th February 2021
  • In ‘The Gilded Ones by Namina Forna’ girls rise as demons and destroy patriarchy! 8th February 2021
  • Book Review: Brimstones & Rainbow by Ololade Akintoye 14th January 2021
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track of the day “birthday by anne-marie” 🎉
QOTD: Do you have books you started reading years ago and still plan on finishing? Born a Crime by Trevor Noah was that book for me.
Kololo Hill by Neema Shah is Ugandan Historical Fiction Worthy of Reading.
QOTD: What books do you plan on reading in the coming month?
Take a Hint, Dani Brown by Talia Hibbert
Happy World Books Day 📚
Spare Copies Giveaway! All the books goes to one random lucky person 🎉 p.s. it’s also my 200th post 🎉
Any book especially ones that fall under Young Adult that features Nigerians instantly captures my attention, but Like Home itself is a book that is easy to gobble up in one sitting because it opens your eyes and mind to many issues such as gentrification, how the media comes into play, activism, economic status and what change means.
After reading The Gilded Ones, I won’t say I consider it Young Adult fiction, that tag is so limiting, because it implies the target audience for the book are young but the reality is it’s fiction for all. One young girls and women of all ages can relate to.

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