Lessons from Motherhood: practice makes perfect
Lessons from motherhood: practioce makes perfect: I am sharing all the lessons I am learning from motherhood as I watch my baby grow and learn new skills in real time.
Grips of Grief: A memoir by Ayo Deforge book review
A review about Grips of grief a memoir written by Ayo Deforge. I shed tears after reading this book it was so raw open and honest. I was encouraged, and enlightened about faith and it’s importance when going through heartache, grief and dealing with infertility.
Fictional Letter: Amimbola’s Private Fertility Struggle
Abimbola’s private stugggle is about a daughter who is stuggling with fertility and an overbearing mother who is pressuring her to start a family.
Remembering My Mother’s Legacy: A Tribute
Today. Friday 11th of July – marks 20 years since my incredible mum passed away. I’m taking time to celebrate her life and the beautiful memories she left behind.
My Summer Reading List: Books I’m Enjoying
Learn all about my summer of reading and the books I will soon be reviewing.
‘Yinka, Where Is Your Huzband’ by Lizzie Damilola Blackburn: Book Review
Yinka, where is your ‘huzband’? is a relatable story that many single nigerian ladies will find interesting. Need I say more? Read the full review to learn more.
Tearless by Ayo Deforge: Book Review
An honest review about Tearless, a book by Ayo Deforg about grieving and healing from childhood trauma.
Mother-Daughter Dynamics: A Tapestry of Beauty and Challenges
A discussion about the mother and daughter dynamics and the fiction peices I have written and plan to write that addresses the mother-daughter relationships.
Don’t mess with Jùmọ̀kẹ́ – Flash Fiction
Don’t mess with Jumoke is a flash ficton story that vividly portrays the cruelty of school bullying and the bystander effect. Click the link to read more.
March Reflections: Embracing Change and Creativity
An update about the things I have been writing and reading lately.
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About Me
My name is Ibukunoluwa. It is a Nigerian name from the Yoruba language that means ‘Blessing of God’. My friends call me Ibs for short.
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