Janna Onyemaobi

Tragedy!! It can be devastating, sometimes you wished you were given more time, everyone wants to be prepared but the question remains this; Are we ever prepared for tragedies? Some people find it difficult to accept life after, they feel their life is over. They believe it is better to end it than to keep living in misery. This file is licensed under the  Creative Commons   Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International  license. No one wants to be dependent on another human being for the rest of their lives, no one wants to feel like a child at the age of 35. It’s crazy how one incident can change your life forever. It’s frustrating. A lot of people tend to find coping mechanisms. Sometimes it works for them, but other times, it makes them feel miserable. It’s sad how life does not give you a warning. It’s stressful having to live everyday like it’s your last. It heartbreaking knowing your tears might not change someones decision, no matte...

https://rhbooks.com.ng/?ap_id=Jannaonyemaobi You can purchase the Bluest eye from Rovingheights with the link above. Hello everyone, welcome back. How is the quarantine going? Today, I’ll be reviewing a book by Toni Morrison, it is titled The bluest eye . The bluest eye was the first book written by Toni Morrison. This book addresses the harsh consequences of racism in the united states, it explains how the people saw black as ugly. The character portrayed as ugly never knew her beauty, she only saw what there was to see; she saw her beauty in the eyes of others which unfortunately for her was UGLY. The story tells us about her life and how she was treated by the people around her including her parents. Her mother treated her like trash. Her father raped her and got her pregnant at the age of 12, students at school never liked her and all she ever wanted were blue eyes, because she equated them to beauty. This book also highlighted how elders treated the...

Hello everyone, welcome back to by blog. How is the lock down going? So today i will be reviewing a book that is very dear to me. It’s titled Oceans apart by Karen kingsbury. image gotten from goodreads This book is about love, hurt, denial, betrayal, forgiveness and second chances. This book explains how trust could be broken with one silly mistake. One lesson I learned from this book is this; Mistakes are bound to happen, no one is perfect, we are humans but then the question remains this, how do we handle these mistakes? What would you do if someone you love and cherish broke you in the worst way possible? Can love forgive? Will forgiveness make the pain go away? Will forgiveness make you forget? Does the person deserve a second chance? Are we always given second chances? I can’t provide answers to these questions but if you have ever asked yourself any of these questions, then I strongly advice you read this book. It answers all these and lots more....