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LaKetha Walker is on page 218 of 320 of The Lagos Wife
Very slow story-telling. While I am intrigued to know what has become of the wife-I’m not in the edge of my seat. I need suspense and this slow pace reminds me of what it must be like to live in Lagos—where life is calm, resolute and people have a reverence for time and not a constant break neck pace as we live in the West.
Dec 31, 2024 04:53AM Add a comment
The Lagos Wife

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LaKetha Walker is on page 87 of 304 of Sky Full of Elephants
Earth shattering, riveting…I can see the story in vivid cinematic depiction racing through my head as I tear through the pages. Purchased this book on 12/30/24 and will complete before the week is complete.
Dec 31, 2024 04:51AM Add a comment
Sky Full of Elephants

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LaKetha Walker is reading A Love Song for Ricki Wilde
This book blew my mind-completely, Ms. Williams is astonishing in so many wonderful ways-fellow OAHS Alum, she dazzled my spirit and this tale reminds me of why love is still worth it. Even when you aren’t looking for love…your spirit knows when it senses the music of your heart. Too few people get to experience unabashed love, romance and unfiltered adoration…but I pray that I get what Ricki had even for a moment. ❤
May 01, 2024 02:14PM Add a comment
A Love Song for Ricki Wilde

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LaKetha Walker is on page 148 of 316 of The Alone Time
This was horrendous. I really expected some great revelation at the end of the book. The build up was anti-climatic and perhaps the author was tired at the end of the book—but it just came across as non-sensical and lazy. To anyone considering this as a read-reconsider, heavily.
Apr 27, 2024 11:04AM Add a comment
The Alone Time

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LaKetha Walker is reading Monday's Not Coming
Children go missing every day…this story was eerie though because it immediately grabbed me. D.C. came alive and I felt as though Monday was a child that I would have known quite easily. Recounting this book to friends made them think of Relisha Rudd and her disappearance. I pray that this book awakens a call to arms to parents, caregivers, and neighbors to be ever mindful of our surroundings.
Mar 09, 2024 01:14PM Add a comment
Monday's Not Coming

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LaKetha Walker added a status update
Harlem Shuffle...yikes...I am still in the first section of this book and it's going terribly. Any thoughts on jumping to part two of the book? Does it become more exciting? Currently, I have thoughts of putting it down altogether, but don't want to be seen as a quitter.

Black Girls Must Be Magic--it's already endearing to me. Book 1 (Must Die Exhausted) was charming and just perfection.
Feb 20, 2024 11:36AM Add a comment

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