Confessions of Nairobi Women by Joan Thatiah
UGX 45,000.00
In StockConfessions of Nairobi Women’ is a collection of thirteen true candid life stories told to Joan Thatiah.
The stories are as awe-inspiring as they are heart-wrenching.
Description
There is a story of a woman who confesses to nursing thoughts of wanting to kill her husband, another of a young woman whose whirlwind romance ends with her behind bars, and a soon-to-be bride who wonders why she wants it all the darn time. Finally, an Instagram business owner admits there is more to her success than praying and hydrating. The book offers a candid look into the life of a Nairobi woman today, the societal hurdles and decisions she faces, and the consequences that follow.
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