14
Sep
“Camouflage” by Selassie Mensah, averagely, is a good book—good in a way that gets you to read on, no matter how much you might want to put it away. It has an awesome cover too so that is a plus.
8
Sep
If you ask me to use a word to describe the book, I’d say “Life.”
Yes, the book is life and has life. It embodies everything that is life. It is amazing how through carefully arranged strings of words, you get to be alive and experience the significance of life.
The treasures concealed in the trenches of this book aren’t one to be overlooked.
5
Sep
There will be no time to put the book down. It plunges you into depths of despondency just to find inspiration and courage in the most unanticipated places. You become a bearer of the Aya symbol. Just as its title connotes, you become a symbol of endurance and resourcefulness.
20
Jul
Just finished reading “October Rush” from the book, “Tales From Different Tails” by Nana Awere Damoah and I must say, it is a very intriguing read!
28
Jun
Life is unpredictable — a journey full of challenges, setbacks, heartaches, perils, accomplishments and wonderful memories that eventually leads us to our destination — our purpose in life. The road isn’t always smooth; indeed, we’ll encounter many difficulties through most of the journeys.
28
Jun
A lot of definitions, connotations and whatnot come up whenever the question, “What is love” is asked.
28
Jun
Designed either as an individual attitude or as an embedded trait, hope bears the persona, demeanour, well-being, and attitude of a person towards the future in profound ways.
Why is hope important to human life — particularly Africa for the purposes of this appreciation?