Book Club Tuesdays: Let Me Call You Back

‘The things you worry about the most are things you can’t control’ – Samora

Book Club Tuesdays: Sankofa

‘Sankofa teaches us that we must go back to our roots in order to move forward’ Kofi Adjei

Book Club Tuesdays: Honey & Spice

‘Sometimes beautiful things get messy. Mess is okay.’ Kiki Banjo

Book Club Tuesdays: Notes On Grief

‘Grief was the celebration of love, those who could feel real grief were lucky to have loved.‘ Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Book Club Tuesdays: Bless The Daughter Raised By A Voice In Her Head

‘Mama, I made it out of your home alive, raised by the voices in my head.’ Warsan Shire

Book Club Tuesdays: The Blessed Girl

‘Marilyn Monroe was the original blessee – you can quote me on that’ – Bontle

Book Club Tuesdays: Our Broken Silence

‘Consent is not implied. It must be communicated. And silence is not consent.’

Book Club Tuesdays: Misfits

‘Over time some of us have adopted techniques to turn our feeling of alienation into humor’ Michaela Coel

Book Club Tuesdays: The Sex Lives of African Women

‘The journey towards sexual freedom is not a linear one or one that is fixed and static. Freedom is a state that we are constantly seeking to reach.’ Nana Darkoa

Book Club Tuesdays: Travelling While Black

‘Travel is not migration. Travel is merely a small dose of what is experienced by those who leave, knowing they can never go back.’ Nanjala Nyabola