Book Review by Lindikhaya "Nervous Conditions" by Tsitsi Dangarembga

The story is told through the young lady, called Tambu. What the writer is trying to do is to tell and narrate the suffering that this young lady goes through. Cultural and racial oppression are some of the problems she is faced with.

Book Review by Lindikhaya "Exploring tech careers" by Anne Patersen

This book has in-depth information about different technical careers and what is required to study for them.

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Book Review by Lindikhaya "How much is enough: maximisingwealth and wellbeing" by Andrew Bradley, Arun Abey and Andew Ford

Basically the book gives you tools on how to create wealth and achieve happiness. There is also a step-by-step guide on how to build wealth and achieve well-being at the same time.

Book Review by Lindikhaya: Still Watch by Mary Higgins Clark

 The story is about a young journalist who decides to go back to her home town to produce a TV series about Senator Abigail Jennings. While she is gathering facts and information on the senator she comes across information that might change her life and the life of the senator as well.

Book Review by Lindikhaya: Ityala Lamawele by S.E.K Mqhayi

The story revolves around the two fictional twins, who are in dispute over their late father’s estate. The dispute is resolved through the Xhosa traditional courts.

Book Review by Lindikhaya: The Walrus and the Carpenter and other favourite poems in aid of the Children's Trust by Sarah Cure (Compiler)

 It's a collection of poems by different celebrities. It is entertaining and easy to read.