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BOOK REVIEW
The Correspondent by Virginia Evans: heartbreaking, hopeful modern gem
In an age of unread emails and ghosted messages, The Correspondent quietly tackles a problem many of us dare not…
The Book Club for Troublesome Women review – bold, honest
If you’ve ever felt like you were handed a polished, pastel life that somehow left you hollow inside, The Book…
The Feminine Mystique Reveals Shocking Truth And Bold Hope
The Feminine Mystique by Betty Friedan is the book that finally looks suburban respectability in the eye and quietly asks,…
We Did OK, Kid memoir of Anthony Hopkins: Shattered Past, Inspiring Rebirth
Trauma, addiction, and regret can feel like life sentences, and We Did OK, Kid: A Memoir by Anthony Hopkins is…
Cursed Daughters Book – Cursed Women but Unstoppable Hope
Cursed Daughters is a dark, witty, Lagos-set family saga about Monife, Ebun, and Eniiyi—three women bound by a supposed love-curse…
Next Time Will Be Our Turn Review – Moving, Not Maudlin
Families love to say “we did it all for you,” but what if that love demands you erase yourself? In…
ENTERTAINMENT
Pretty Woman 1990 Review: Fairy…
What makes a corporate raider and a Hollywood Boulevard sex worker the beating heart of a modern fairy tale? Pretty…
Love and Death (1975): The…
What do you call a comedy that quotes Dostoyevsky like a stand-up routine and turns pacifism into slapstick? For me,…
Conquering the Unconquerable: How Manjhi…
What does it mean to be truly unstoppable? Is it a quality reserved for mythic heroes and legendary figures, or…
