The Parlour Wife by Foluso Agbaje
The Parlour Wife is a testament to the Nigerian spirit – a spirit that perseveres, overcomes, and adapts in the face of adversity.
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I’m a lover of sad books. Nothing makes me feel more happy that finishing a book that made me cry a lot. If you think it’s weird . Try it and see the thrill of it
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The Parlour Wife is a testament to the Nigerian spirit – a spirit that perseveres, overcomes, and adapts in the face of adversity.
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