LIPS

This well-crafted book skillfully immerses readers in the complex minds of its characters, particularly the lead character, NANRET. The constant theme of reflection, even from her childhood, exposes NANRET to the harsh realities of life. The book vividly portrays the unfortunate experiences faced by many, particularly in the middle belt region of Nigeria, where violence has left countless homeless or orphaned. The narrative, though fictional, echoes the harsh realities of numerous children in our society today. Many, like NANRET, bear deep traumas, making trust a challenging aspect of their lives. Strikingly, the institutions meant for their rehabilitation often become the very source of their suffering, turning them into monsters. The author, showcasing remarkable writing skills as seen in his previous work, "Ruffled Butterflies," masterfully describes the flaws in orphanages and the struggles orphans endure in the care of supposed guardians and adoptive parents. Orph