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Because words have always been my home
A reflection on how reading evolved from a childhood escape into a lifelong companion — one that heals, teaches, and connects me to the world.

Annie Mpinganzima
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A review of "Becoming Mrs. Lewis" by Patti Callahan
The beautiful, fictionalized true story of Joy Davidman, poet, mother, seeker of truth, and her unlikely, life-changing romance with C.S. Lewis. Through letters, faith, courage, and heartbreak, Joy discovers love that transforms her soul.

Annie Mpinganzima
2 min read


Having a Mary heart in a Martha world
In a world that never stops demanding, Joanna Weaver’s Having a Mary Heart in a Martha World offers a gentle but revolutionary reminder: sitting at Jesus’ feet is not a waste of time—it’s the secret to a soul at peace.

Annie Mpinganzima
3 min read


A review of "21 lessons for the 21st Century" by Yuval Noah Harari
Clarity, not more data, is our true superpower.
From AI to nationalism, and from fake news to personal resilience, this book is a must-read for anyone trying to make sense of the world today.

Annie Mpinganzima
3 min read


Thoughtful Gestures
"I have some books I’ve been reading and loved," she said casually in the middle of our conversation. "How about I get you copies…

Annie Mpinganzima
3 min read


My go-to podcasts as a book lover
From insightful author interviews to lively discussions about beloved classics, these podcasts offer a treasure trove of literary delights

Annie Mpinganzima
2 min read
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