We Were Girls Once By Aiwanose Odafen

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We Were Girls Once: A Heartbreaking & Powerful Tale of Sisterhood

“We were three: complete, as we were meant to be…”

In a country where history is as turbulent as the present, three girls, Ego, Zina, and Eriife, share a bond that feels untouchable. Their friendship wasn’t just a choice; it was an inheritance, passed down from grandmothers who met on a dusty bus to Lagos in the 1940s.

But in modern-day Nigeria, where political turmoil and incessant strikes form the backdrop of daily life, “forever” is a fragile promise.

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Why You Must Read This Story:

âś…A Multigenerational Epic: Witness a friendship forged in the colonial era and tested by the complexities of the 21st century.

âś…The Weight of Silence: When a devastating assault shatters their world, the three women must navigate the aftermath in a society that often demands they stay silent.

âś…A Portrait of Modern Nigeria: A beautifully written exploration of how a nation’s instability can seep into the most private parts of our lives, our friendships and our futures.

âś…For Fans of Emotional Fiction: If you loved Under the Udala Trees or Stay With Me, this is your next essential read.

The Story at a Glance:
From the vibrant streets of Lagos to the separate paths life forces them to take, We Were Girls Once is a hauntingly beautiful exploration of what happens when the girls we once were are forced to grow up too fast. It is a story of betrayal, the endurance of love, and the cost of survival.

“Deeply moving and unflinchingly honest.”

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Author: Aiwanose Odafen
Genre: Contemporary African Fiction / Literary Fiction
Themes: Female Friendship, Social Justice, Nigerian History.

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