Memory of Stone is a fast-paced tale of magic, lore, and passionate characters that’ll leave readers keen to proceed to the next book.

Convenience Store Woman is an unusual love story between a woman and a store. Would I recommend it? Yes, if only to make you think outside the box.

There are books that tug at your heart and refuse to let go. The Ones Before You by Joba Ojelabi is one of them.

Although I tried to find something wrong with Dream Count, I just couldn’t because this story was just so good.

The Return slightly deviates from the author’s themes of love and redemption, dwelling on human relationships and sense of duty.

Overall, Our Land succeeds in balancing humour, nostalgia, and Afro-fantasy. It entertains and reclaims local mythology in a modern, animated form.

Counting Miracles leaves readers feeling grateful and is a ray of hope for the brokenhearted, and a reassurance to the faithful that God exists.

The health-related theme that this story touched on was powerfully delivered, and Dreamland is a better book for that reason.

Ejiofor: The Warrior King delivers a visually arresting and ambitious start, though it occasionally buckles under its mythic scale.

A virtually undroppable read, A Drop of Corruption had me hooked much like Arthur Shelby was on Tokyo, alcohol, and violence.

As a writer, I learnt a lot from reading I, Tituba, Black Witch of Salem. Style. Language usage. Clarity of voice.