This week I read:
1. Why a Swedish top academic chose to leave his professorial chair at Oxford Uni. https://t.co/dRzuSFCunl #KajsaHASundayReads #highered
— Kajsa Hallberg Adu (@kajsaha) September 3, 2017
2. Why election observers were not wrong about Kenya’s election ( in their own words) https://t.co/CnEoAHd79i #KajsaHASundayReads
— Kajsa Hallberg Adu (@kajsaha) September 3, 2017
3. This newly discovered dinosaur makes T-rex “look like a munchkin” https://t.co/KSLPW6AGPv #KajsaHASundayReads #sciencenews pic.twitter.com/us8Vxa4BH5
— Kajsa Hallberg Adu (@kajsaha) September 3, 2017
4. Nigerian Interior Designer @evasonaike has a mission I adore!Via @okayafrica by @kikiochieng https://t.co/4NovtueLjK #KajsaHASundayReads
— Kajsa Hallberg Adu (@kajsaha) September 3, 2017
5. The green pamphlet by Nigerian giant Chinua Achebe “The Trouble with Nigeria” from 1983. ?https://t.co/KauTBIYIAj #KajsaHASundayReads
— Kajsa Hallberg Adu (@kajsaha) September 3, 2017
This Swedish article I wish was available in English for all (ok, more folks) to read:
Book review site Bokhora’s review of Kristina Sandberg’s novel “Att föda ett barn”, (To Birth A Child)
This week I watched this video:
“Anne with and E” (Netflix). The remake of a book AND TV-series you love has everything stacked against it, but it was wonderful and glorious and adds new context to the times as well as nuance to the main characters.
Books I am reading: I finished reading the book series by Kristina Sandberg (oh how I love series or loooong books where one can dive into a world for weeks! Like Elena Ferrante’s books I read earlier in the year).
What I would have loved to read, but did not come across:
The news that Kristina Sandberg’s captivating books about Maj are being translated into English.
Now, tell me below what you are reading!
This post is part of my #KajsaHASundayReads series. Inspired by personal role models, Ory Okolloh Mwangi and Chris Blattman, I want to share articles I read with my followers on a somehow regular basis.