Author name: Ayo Deforge

Every time I order a book and finally hold it in my hands, my excitement rivals that of a child

  Before I was thirteen, I was content with being a reader. After this period, I began expressing grief through

The acknowledgement of race to improve lives and livelihood in France’s Black communities. In France, race is taboo and immigration

Photo courtesy of Sora Shimazaki I was ten when my breasts started to develop. I remember feeling ashamed when the

Spare by Prince Harry of Wales is written in a three-act structure—his childhood, his military experience, and his relationship with

 Some mornings, I wake up feeling blue. Sometimes, I don’t know why because the night before, I had gone to

 Back in May 2020, during the first global lockdown due to the Covid-19 crisis, AFREDA proposed The Pen Pal Project