Ordinary

Joe, a young African student, steps into the chaotic world of a Nigerian boarding school, where every day feels like a test of survival -- you never know what trap awaits.

From his run-ins with the harsh Boarding Master, the unpredictable Principal, treacherous teachers, and the Prefects and Seniors who rule with fear, Joe's journey is filled with tension, humor, and tough lessons.

In this place, every choice matters!

Amidst the chaos, it's easy to lose sight of the reason for being in school.

This is unlike any story you've read. Each chapter stands alone, a collection of distinct, unpredictable experiences.

And why was Joe always unlucky?

The Principal always urged them to "do what is right, and there will be no cause for alarm." Yet, in this place, right and wrong seem indistinguishable -- both are met with punishment.

The story is told in a third-person narrative tone.

As you read, let me know which of Joe's less-than-pleasant experiences stood out as your favorite. 🙂