Review of Running between trees

[Creole]

In "Running Between Trees," Gogo C. Okeke narrates Samira's experiences, including her migration to the United States of America, her career choice, which involves dealing with autistic children, and a long-term relationship. We also get a glimpse of Nigerian culture. This book sounds intriguing. Thanks for your informative review.

[Runan]

The author captures the changes a Nigerian immigrant undergoes in the USA. Samira, a psychologist, reminisces about her time in Nigeria. She is in a long-distance relationship with Midowa. An autism program brings her back to Nigeria. What does the future hold for her?

[SophiaNd]

'Running Between Trees' by Gogo C. Okeke tells the story of Samira, a Nigerian psychologist in America who works with autistic children while managing a long-distance relationship. The themes of immigration, career choices, and personal growth are explored in this book and the title aptly captures Samira's struggle to find her path between two cultures and life choices.

[Sanju Lali]

A fictional story of a psychologist who volunteered at a center, where autistic children are taken care of, can be found in the book "Running between trees" by Yvette Anih. This book appears to be a treat to the Nigerians abroad and lovers of fictional stories.

[Armin1]

The protagonist Samira ponders about her life when she was in Nigeria and about her family life, especially her mother's anecdotes. Her relationship with Midowa is on the ice due to it being long distance. With all this in her mind, she travels to Nigeria. The author uses famous Nigerian words that help to bring a realistic touch to the story.

[Magdalyne chebet]

"Running Between Trees" by Gogo C. Okeke explores Samira's journey as she navigates career, relationships, and cultural differences. The relatable characters, humor, and insights into autism and Nigerian culture make it a captivating and meaningful read. Congrats BOTD!

[Nazma P]

This book sounds like a poignant tale of relationships and family. I love how the book also discusses about life of an immigrant and the topic of autism. I think the book is an interesting and engaging craft. Looking forward to explore it.

[Jeff Kanda]

Am eager to know what Samira choose. Balancing between work and relationship can be hard though it is possible.
Thanks for the engaging review!

[Wamboi Susan]

The review of Running Between Trees by Gogo C. Okeke is a fascinating one, having sampled few pages i can say the review has beautifully captured author's creativity in raising awareness about autism and how cultural difference can sometimes impede development especially in matters health.

[Chris Agbara]

"Running Between Trees" by Gogo C. Okeke is a captivating novel that explores themes of career, relationships, autism, and cultural identity, with well-developed characters, humorous dialogue, and a relatable storyline.

[Corinna Borsato]

As highlight In the review, this is a fascinating story, deep and eye-opening. I cannot wait to read about Samira.

[Ayesha Emjedi]

"Running between trees" follows the story of a keen immigrant named Samira, and the tough decisions she has to make. Should she continue to volunteer at the center for autistic children? Or should she return home to her beloved boyfriend. I'm quite interested to find out which Samira chooses. This sounds like a compelling read. Congratulations on BOTD.

[Meghan Sica]

This book sounds incredibly heartfelt and thought provoking. I'm very inclined to read it based on this amazing review.

[Catherine Sweet]

This review makes the book sound fascinating, with lots of layers to the story and well-developed characters.

[Olebu Rejoice]

Running Between Trees, written by Gogo C. Okeke, follows psychologist Samira as she volunteers with autistic children, navigating American life post-graduation. Memories of Nigeria, family, and boyfriend Midowa intertwine. Uncertainties about career and love surface during a return trip to Nigeria for autism research.