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The picture of Dorian gray, is essentially the story of a looksmaxxer.

Hidden Behind The Apron
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After the sudden death of her father, Laila's life changes overnight. Burdened with the responsibility of caring for her sick mother and three younger siblings, the educated young woman is forced to set aside her dreams and accept a job as a housemaid in the home of a wealthy family in Abuja.
What begins as a desperate attempt to save her family slowly becomes a journey that changes her life forever.
Behind the walls of luxury, hidden emotions begin to grow, especially after meeting Imad, the quiet, distant son of the household. While Laila struggles to remember her place in the house, fate slowly pulls their hearts closer in ways neither of them expected.
But love between two people from completely different worlds is never simple.
Filled with emotions, sacrifice, family struggles, faith, heartbreak, and unexpected romance, Hidden Behind the Apron is a touching story about survival, dignity, and a love that blooms where nobody expected it to.
Author: Aliyu Fatima
pen name: AL Fatima

A WONDERFUL JOURNEY OF A LOVE STORY!

Currently Reading: You can be the happiest women in the world. So far so good. Focusing on being Thankful to Allah and Gratitude. Easy read and short chapters.

What are you guys currently reading?

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Who love books here? Any recommendations pleaseee☺️ bonus, we can be friends too hihi

Book lovers, let's play a game! Share five books that tell us about you. I will go first...

Great Romanian national poet Mihai Eminescu .He was a true patriot for Romanian cause. He deplored the Jewish influnce in Romania 's state affairs (1879) .Even than the Jewish lobby was very rooted in Europe like it is also now .

The Sealed Nectar is one of the essential foundational books every Muslim should read.
Riyad- us -Salihin is the next must-read on the list.

Also, I am expanding my collection.
Would love to hear your recommendations. Which books have had the biggest impact on your spiritual growth?

The Shelf Nobody Sees
A friend once asked me,
"What is your favourite book?"
I opened my mouth to answer.
Then I paused.
Was it the book I could remember from beginning to end?
Or the one that quietly changed the way I looked at people?
I think every reader owns two bookshelves.
One stands in a room where everyone can see it.
The other is hidden somewhere in the heart.
That shelf holds the books we never stop carrying.
The book that taught us kindness.
The book that found us when life felt heavy.
The book that reminded us that healing takes time.
The book whose pages have long been closed, yet whose lessons still whisper into ordinary days.
Perhaps the most important books are not the ones that stay on our shelves.
Perhaps they are the ones that quietly become part of who we are.
After all, some stories are not meant to be stored.
They are meant to be lived.

Someone recently pointed out that my reading is somewhat limited to western influences and thinkers. They weren’t wrong. I like what I like but I accept I could do better.
So I found myself in Skoobs in London yesterday. Picked up a bit of me and a bit of trying to improve. Decent additions to the bedroom bookshelf?
Now I have to actually read them! 😹