Never in my history of reading epic fantasy protagonists have I had cause to hate a character that was previously my favorite!

This is a beautifully written story, a love story, an odyssey, and ultimately a tragedy. An undeniable stunner.

I know my heart races fast and constricts when it comes to Vagabonds! This book is activism in literary form.

I have never read anything as honest and raw as this book. The emotions carried in this book are so real that readers can literally feel the characters’ emotions.

Duel at Araluen is a fast-paced, fun read that you can finish in a couple of sittings (or one sitting if you have enough spare time).

Maddie is a great MC with badass slingshot skills. I must say that I saw the plot twist a mile off, but it didn’t take away my enjoyment when it eventually played out.

I will compare the movie and the comic books because, yes, while I liked watching the characters come to life on screen, I did have some gripes with it.

If you think Christian books are boring, my darling, think again. You’ve clearly not picked up the Mark of the Lion series from Francine Rivers.

I was nodding my way throughout because what I often thought and had trouble explaining to others, Kawakami did in a story.

I highly recommend this book from the deepest part of my heart and soul, with my generation and gods backing me. This is a 5-star read and deserves all the flowers.

Nwabulu keeps me up a lot; I think of her struggles and pain, I see her, I see her story, and I live all the women who have been emptied off through her.

This book is rich in tradition and customs, from ritual suicide to honor killings and you’ll get more than a glimpse into proper African society.