• A broken People's Playlist

    A broken People’s Playlist

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    Chinmeka Garricks’ debut novel about love, loss, and healing through music, told with humour and heart from a distinctly African perspective.

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  • And So I Roar

    And So I Roar

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    Abi Daré’s gripping, emotionally charged story of a young Nigerian woman’s relentless fight for her voice, her education, and her freedom.

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  • Bitter Honey

    Bitter Honey

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    Lola Akinmade Åkerström’s atmospheric novel about identity, secrets, and the hidden costs of belonging — set between Nigeria and Sweden.

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  • Cursed Daughters

    Cursed Daughters

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    Oyinkan Braithwaite’s darkly funny stories about women navigating impossible expectations, family pressure, and the absurdity of modern life.

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  • Devil on the Cross

    Devil on the Cross

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    Ngugi wa Thiong’o’s searing critique of neo-colonialism in Kenya, told through a young woman’s harrowing and allegorical journey.

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  • Dream Count

    Dream Count

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    Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s intimate, deeply felt novel about female friendship, identity, and what it means to truly know yourself.

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  • Dust

    Dust

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    Yvonne Adhiambo Owuor’s lyrical, sweeping novel of a Kenyan family shattered by political violence, spanning decades of love, loss, and memory.

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  • Everything Good Will Come

    Everything Good Will Come

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    Sefi Atta’s beautifully observed debut novel about two Nigerian women navigating friendship, ambition, and womanhood across turbulent decades.

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  • Freshwater

    Freshwater

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    Akwaeke Emezi’s raw, mythical debut about a young Nigerian woman whose fractured sense of self is inhabited by Igbo ogbanje spirits.

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  • Homegoing

    Homegoing

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    Yaa Gyasi’s unforgettable saga tracing the impact of slavery and colonialism across eight generations of a Ghanaian family.

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  • My Sister, the Serial Killer

    My Sister, the Serial Killer

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    Oyinkan Braithwaite’s darkly funny debut about a Lagos nurse whose beautiful sister keeps killing her boyfriends — and needs help cleaning up.

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  • On Black Sisters Street

    On Black Sisters Street

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    Chika Unigwe’s gripping, compassionate novel about four African women forced into the sex trade in Belgium, each carrying a devastating secret.

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