Location: United States
Member Since:
Oct. 01, 2016
3 readers have added this author as a 'Favorite Author'.
Andrew, G Faniku
Biography
Who better to write stories on twin rivalry than Andrew? Andrew has a set of twin boys, has a twin brother, has a mother who is also a twin and Andrew grew up in Ile-Ife, a small town in western Nigeria, an area documented by the BBC World Service as having the highest twinning rate in the world.
Andrew loves painting with acrylics and his art has been featured in local exhibitions. He has a sweet tooth, and he's picked up a Snickers bar for lunch on several afternoons and rationalized that the chocolate bar has only 250 calories and its caffeine will keep him sharp and productive. Andrew currently lives with his wife, two daughters, and twin boys in Texas, where he works as a pediatrician.
Andrew loves painting with acrylics and his art has been featured in local exhibitions. He has a sweet tooth, and he's picked up a Snickers bar for lunch on several afternoons and rationalized that the chocolate bar has only 250 calories and its caffeine will keep him sharp and productive. Andrew currently lives with his wife, two daughters, and twin boys in Texas, where he works as a pediatrician.
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Books
I'll Never Listen to You Again!
by Andrew, G Faniku
Price:
Free!
Words: 2,630.
Language:
English.
Published: June 22, 2018
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Categories:
Fiction » Adventure » General, Fiction » Coming of age
(4.88 from 24 reviews)
At ten years old, Taiwo desperately wants to be a big boy, but the local kiosk won’t sell him cigarettes. After eating beans every day for several weeks, his twin brother, Kehinde, would rather eat sand. One afternoon, these mischievous twins find themselves home alone with the chance to smoke things their way.
Two boys, one stove and several matchsticks … what could possibly go wrong?
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Smashwords book reviews by Andrew, G Faniku
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Toasting Her
on Oct. 03, 2016
I just read finished reading this short story. It is a love story that’s well written. I am not a big fan of romance, but I am interested in African literature. This book was written by someone who understands how to use the English language to convey a story written about a foreign land in a way that’s accessible to American readers. ‘Toasting her’ is an Excellent work of fiction. It has no unnecessary fluffs, no superfluous or pretentious words. It is just simple good storytelling. It uses a few dialogues in Pidgin English, but this will not lose the reader. I look forward to other works by this author.
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The White Unicorns
on July 01, 2018
Interesting fun tale.