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It's a new year and that means new things abound. For the Ayamba LitCast community, that means more events, contests, podcasts and games.
In this episode, Ruqayyah lets her inner fangirl out as she reviews the book Insomnia by Sarah Pinborough. Find out what she thinks.
Ruqayyah reviews Ghana must go by Taiye Selasi. The author’s Nigerian and Ghanian heritage is evident as she weaves a tale about family and all forms of love.
This episode of Reading With R, Ruqayyah reviews The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett. It is a story about the Vignes twin sisters, with deep themes of colorism.
On season two of the Reading With R podcast, Ruqayya returns with a review of the book, Butter, Honey, Pig, Bread, by Francesca Ekwuyasi.
It is Ruqayyah's first time reviewing a nonfiction piece, The Last Black Unicorn by Tiffany Haddish. Another New York Time's bestseller.
On this episode of Reading With R, we join Ruqayyah as she reviews The Invisible Life of Addie La Rue by Victoria E. Schwab.
This episode, Ruqqayah reviews Ayisha Malik’s Sofia Khan is NOT Obliged. This book touches her heartstrings, so give it a listen, but beware of spoilers. Enjoy! Powered by RedCircle
Ruqayyah brings to us another review in her third edition of Reading with R. She takes a look at Yejide Kilanko’s Daughters who walk this Path and talks about the role of family in abuse situations among other things. Do listen. Powered by RedCircle
In the second episode of Reading With R, Ruqayyah Nabage takes us to the world of Ayobami Adebayo’s Stay With Me. Check out her review of this tale that is set in the 1980s and focuses on everyday life. Powered by RedCircle
