histórias de Naijagirl

This is a Story about Adamma and her Children.

Some stories stay with you. This one nearly swallowed me. Post-lockdown, she meets a man who enters her life like a whisper-soft at first, then loud enough to drown everything else. What follows is a story of chaos and calm, of falling too fast and learning the hard way. It's about love, but also about becoming. About the people we meet, the versions of ourselves we lose, and the courage it takes to unlearn everything we thought made us whole. Read if you've ever felt undone by someone and found yourself in the aftermath.

In Port Harcourt, sixteen-year-old Adanna has always lived between two worlds: her strict father's expectations of medicine and her own secret love for writing poetry. When a new student from Lagos, Chike, joins her school with dreams of becoming a musician, their unlikely friendship sparks a chain of events that challenge tradition, uncover buried family secrets, and force them to choose between conformity and courage. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Nigerian boarding school life, bustling city streets, and the quiet wisdom of village elders, this YA story explores identity, first love, the weight of expectations, and the fire of chasing dreams.

This is a Story about Adamma the wife.Adamma is now married to Obinna.

Thanks for coming across this book and actually pausing to read the description. So this book is really all about myself and my everyday life. Inspirational quotes and love quotes are here too. I have a some funny jokes that I've seen, in the book. I do book reviews too, so if you have a book you'd like me to review, message me. If you think this description is shit please still read because I know a good description is everything. Thanks. Cover @dezwillrockyou918

This book contains; My face reveal. my writing journey so far. Faith journal and musings. May be deleting soon.

This is a book about different things about Nigeria. From food to greeting to dressings and all sorts. I can also bring out some experiences at least one or two Nigerians can relate too. Enjoy ...