Letters to my Son book by Joan Thatiah
KShs850.00
In Letters to My Son, Joan Thatiah puts to paper truths on various issues that today’s young man will grapple with at one point or the other in his life ranging from receiving or sending nudes to deciding what manhood means to him.
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In Letters to My Son, Joan Thatiah puts to paper truths on various issues that today’s young man will grapple with at one point or the other in his life ranging from receiving or sending nudes to deciding what manhood means to him.
This book was inspired by the many good men she has crossed paths with.
Joan Thatiah is a Kenyan writer and womanist. She has authored two other books: Thinks I will Tell My Daughter and I’m Too Pretty to Be Broke and Other Lies You’ve Been Telling Yourself plus hundreds of newspaper and magazine articles.
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