Najeeba trains in sorcery as the kponyungo in an Africanfuturist world, confronting grief and past traumas.
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Najeeba trains in sorcery as the kponyungo in an Africanfuturist world, confronting grief and past traumas.
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the ARC. I plan to go back and read the related books before the final installment of this series releases! ... Nnedi Okorafor does it again!! After reading She Who Knows, I immediately fell in love with Nnedi’s writing. This sequel was no different. Not only was the writing absolutely gorgeous, but I just love being able to escape into new fantasy worlds, which this author supports you in doing.
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Minor references to sexual themes; not central or explicit. Sexual violence as an obstacle; handled with care in narrative.
Moderate violence with some graphic elements tied to magic and conflict.
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Major focus on witchcraft and sorcery as central to the plot and character development.
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Strong themes of politics, gender, history, and liberation woven into the narrative.
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Moderate themes of grief, trauma, and racial violence as part of character arcs. Sexual violence as an obstacle; handled with care in narrative.
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