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The Best of 2021 – Part 1

11th Dec 202111th Dec 2021 The Page and the Stage1 Comment

Here's a little list of my favourite reads from the year, that, if you choose to, can also be used as a little Christmas gift guide for your book-loving acquaintances.

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Natives by Akala – Book Review

8th Apr 20217th Apr 2021 The Page and the StageLeave a comment

I’d seen this book all over Bookstagram and a few of my friends had also read and recommended it to me so it was definitely on my “to buy next” list. I was, therefore, delighted when my boyfriend bought me Natives for Christmas! He knew I wanted to read more about the history of race… Continue reading Natives by Akala – Book Review

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