BOOKS REVIEWS:
“Africa on the Road
By Fabio Miggiano Sandro Jr.

“I travel across the cradle
of the humanity”
An extraordinary journey across all of the Africa told in first person from the author and stimulated from the meeting with the persons, the places, the perfumes and the colors of a close and distant land. To confront a whole continent with the alone means that were and still are available.
Therefore, bus, truck, boats, bike and in some cases also on foot because in Africa the most used means of transportation are the legs. Months of crossing alone beyond 30,000 km of adventure plowing the boundaries of 17 African countries among which: Morocco, Mauritania, Senegal, Mali, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Togo, Benin, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Namibia and South Africa.
The author explores the beauty of Africa from the wedding of Senegal to market place of Morocco-an adventure he would never forget. The author sees his journey as a true and involving challenge for him that verified his capacity in him with new people, religions and more in the context of a long journey in a continent of indescribable glamour. “Africa on the Road” is this - a good reading and a good journey!
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“Knots of Karma”
By Ngozi Onyioha
The Knots…
Six young women of approximately the same age but of different backgrounds are brought together by fate from the date of their admission into a Federal Unity Secondary School in Nigeria in the early 1980s.
The Karma…
In this vintage work, they once again meet after many years at the traumatic experience of the funeral of one them- Kubie. This compels them to go back in time to their childhood experiences and carry out an in-depth cathartic session, encouraged by their former school matron (Matron Maka) in order to exorcise the ghouls and goblins that threaten to destroy their peace of mind and mar their quest for happiness as matured young women…
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“The Goddess of Beauty”
By Judith Martin
Illustrations by Rolimi Martins & Anthony .T. Sanmola
A book that teaches not just young females but ladies of any generation about Self Love, “The Goddess of Beauty” is an exciting new children’s book that takes you on a journey to ancient Africa where Goddess Oshun is loved and admired by everyone for her inner and outer beauty. When a young insecure girl on the island of Trinidad runs away from her village, she is approached by a Princess from Jamaica who tells her tales about Goddess Oshun. After hearing about Oshun the young girl is no longer insecure. She accepts Oshun as a beauty icon and aspires to be like her.
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