The authorised biography of Edgar Manasseh, Slave, Interpreter & Commissioner-General takes us through 200+ years of family’s history; right from Edgar’s great-grandfather, a slave, to his grandfather and father, who worked as civil servants in Kenya to Edgar’s rise as
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The Mountain Is You by Brianna Wiest turned out to be a refreshingly honest and insightful guide to overcoming self-sabotage and achieving self-mastery. And I stumbled upon it at one of the most trying moments. I have had a lot
Amy takes us through her journey from the corporate world to running her own business. It wasn’t an easy journey. From finding the courage to quit her 9-5 job to struggling to find her footing as a coach. At one
What I love about Invisible Women is the wide selection of data the author uses to back up how we really are invisible in each of these sections. Sadly, I could relate to most, if not all, of these instances.
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Think Like a Breadwinner by Jennifer Barrett focuses on one major thing: making women rethink their positions as providers, whether they are in a relationship or not. The author's goal, as I gather from the book title, is to help
Most of these lessons and discussions by the author might be common knowledge for some. And yes, reading through it could feel like repetitive work if you have read books and studies in this genre. But — and this is