Millicent Awino

This book is one of the most relatable I have ever read. As a first-time mother, I deeply connected with Efe’s journey—her struggles, fears, and sacrifices felt incredibly real. The challenge of pausing one’s life while the world moves forward is something many mothers grapple with, making this story even more powerful. The ending, however, was truly heartbreaking. I had hoped for a happy ending, but losing Efe was an emotional blow that left me in tears.

This is an emotional read about genuine and true friendship. Friends checking up on each other, building each other up, and calling each other out on their bs to ensure they all flourish and not suffer alone. Not a gamer, but I enjoyed how the games did not crowd the entire book and keen and deep analysis of each and every character. Loved this one and we all need a Sam and Saddie kind of friendship 💙

It's a simple and easy read that dives into the world of authors and publishing. I love how serious themes like jealousy, poverty, racism, and relationships are gracefully addressed. Key takeaway, take it easy with the authors as the one star ratings do affect them just like June

Bianca has done a phenomenal job with this book. It's an easy and simple read unlike most self help books. I felt most chapters to my core. It's like having a mentor walk you through self love, forgiveness and thriving without feeling guilty of your past mistakes.

This book was an emotional roller coaster and so unpredictable till the end. Loved every bit especially the passion between the characters!!!