Uppity or just Amaani

Uppity or just Amaani

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When she nearly fails her exams, her wealthy traditional family sends her back home, stripping away the independence she has cherished and settles her in the suffocating pressure of a family name that carries weight in society. Gone are the peaceful, quiet solo brunches. In their place? A strict new boarding school, relentless gossip, and an unexpected rise to internet fame that puts every misstep under public scrutiny. But as she rediscovers the richness of her roots, the beauty, resilience, and joy woven into her people, her perspective begins to shift. And so does her love life. With an old flame, an unlikely new romance, and the weight of family expectations pressing down on her, she faces the greatest challenge yet. Will she find her place in this world or will the pressure prove too much?
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FEATURED in @AmbassadorsNG reading list Kamharida heard the unfortunate news and smirked but when she realizes she's the only one who could see the boy whom she has always disliked since his arrival into her school, circumstances change, things happen and she begins to wonder if she should have really done that. * * * In our present Nigeria, Kamharida Godwin, a rather average but not so typical teenager discovers she's the only one who could see her classmate, a young boy whom she had taken a dislike to since his arrival into the school. In a country like hers where seeing the unseen is regarded as something a little on the devious side, she's about to convince herself and the people around her that she hasn't lost her sanity... or has she?

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