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WISHLIST WEDNESDAY (FEMALE AUTHORS EDITION)


As per usual, my wishlist has quadrupled in size and I still don't have the funds to purchase all the books on it #brokegirllifestyle So Wishlist Wednesday- from the name- is basically a monthly post on any random Wednesday of my choice where I'd list out books I've been lusting after. Each edition of Wishlist Wednesday will hold a different theme e.g Feminist edition, Female Authors edition (as stated in the post title) , Slavery edition, Foreign edition and so on. I really look forward to sharing the books I have discovered and those that are waiting to be discovered xx


                                                                  
                                                           
                                                           
                                                           
                                                          
                                                         

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The above Flawed , The Memory of Love , Homegoing , The Mothers, The Domestication of Munachi, The White Woman on the Green Bicycle, The Nest, Lagoon, Boy, Snow, Bird, Burger's Daughter, Under the Udala Trees, Questions for Ada, Kindred, Love in the Time of Cholera and The Bride Prize, are a few books by female Authors  I've been lusting after for quite sometime now. I hope to acquire all as time goes on.
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  1. Demilade 4 June 2016 at 17:59

    See, this is why we are friends lmao. We're in sync. I really want Under The Udala Tree and Boy,Snow,Bird as well. The other books look amazing as well. Great list. xx

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