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My Name is Noluthando Dube, I am a South African, born, bred and buttered Joburger not forgetting a university graduate, who so happened to find luck in the last two years of my varsity days. I decided to apply for a part time job at a bookstore while completing my studies. Where's the luck in that you may be wondering? Well I thought I knew the extent of my love for books till I was completely surrounded by them. 

I started out my book journey with an obsession for biographies, then surprisingly I came across some amazing fiction novels and most importantly my first Young Adult Fiction Novel titled "All The Bright Places" written by Jennifer Niven. After reading that powerful book I realised just what I had been missing out on; since then I have devoured countless young adult fiction novels and many more genres.

With this blog I aim to share some of my favorite young adult fiction novels, new fiction, old fiction and even some biographies. I believe that books are the greatest escape and it would be a shame to not share that with you. In this blog I also aim to share some amazing destinations in Joburg that would be a great environment to read a book or two outside of the comfort of your lounge, bedroom or study. I do believe in the mythical and magical possibilities that every page in a book offers. . .therefore with that said I believe that the best way to take this journey is on the back of a unicorn of course☺.

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