pickThis was a lovely story of a young woman, Nenna who is half Nigerian living in England. She would like to know more about her father but her mother who she used to be close too doesn't want to tell her about him. It also goes back and we see how her parents met in the first place. So it's about figuring out who you are and where you belong. I really enjoyed this book.
We can't use that quote, Joel, said Maurice, trying not to lose his temper.
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pickMade me laugh out loud. Looking forward to the next book after this brilliant debut.
Recommended!
Sam scowled and stabbed his fork into a piece of unidentified, unidentifiable meat. Why should Dan have all the luck! Wasn't Sam more handsome? Wasn't he a full inch taller Hadn't he just achieved Grade 8 Distinction on the harp!
Nnenna wants to find out more about her dad.
Her mum is not keen.
...let's just stick to our working theory.'
'Billionaire scientist stuck on a desert island....
The Private Joys of Nnenna Maloney | 
