Lexa W. Lubanga

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Just finished reading Meja Mwangi's Kill Me Quick... we read these books as kids just for entertainment. Now they hold a completely deeper meaning

My dad loved buying me books. It was one of his presents. I still have my first copy but some pages are torn. 🤩 Funny he gets irritated in my adulthood that I read too much.

One of the best Kenyan books I've ever read. Gave me so much insight about life the first time I read in 2007. I remember it like it was yesterday.

Beautiful piece; we had this in Form 3 (1977).

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One of the best books I've read. Meja Mwangi remains Goated!

It's a master piece , thrilling from start to end

Excited for our Book club meeting tomorrow to discuss this masterpiece.❤️ #readmejamwangi

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ZARINA PATEL “An Indomitable Spirit”

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In case you didn’t know, today is Monday. We’ve got to go bake the daily bread!’ Meja Mwangi ~ 1979

Deep in the African jungle where even the bravest are afraid to venture, lies a truth that will propel James through his probable American journey, if he can come out alive. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

FITZ de SOUZA Lawyer who became “Maker of a Nation”: How Fitz’s Legal Mind saw Colonial Injustice Fizzle Out

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