Peace Tobe Dike (Tobz Dike)

I'm a high school -level educator and also a volunteer teacher at an adult education center. I have always been excited about learning and i spend a lot of time reading. Reading is an integral part of my life, and at twelve, I had already read Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, which got me GLUED.

I believe Education is a privilege that should be accessible by all, and I'm fulfilled to be in the profession that builds young minds.

I'm very open to meeting new people and I look forward to interesting conversations to be had.

I hope you have a good read on my hub and let me know what you think of my writing and if there's any book you want me to review. Thank you!

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Life: Inspired by Brenda Arledge

This article centers on "life", its challenges and beauty. It is inspired by Brenda Arledge's word prompt " life"

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  Books, Literature, and Writing

  Imbibing a Good Reading Culture

  4 days ago

  This article seeks to encourage students and teachers on the need to read broadly for better learning outcomes.

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  letterpile.com

  Fiction: May and Her Dream

  10 days ago

  This fictional story of May seeks to motivate people to be hopeful and understand that challenges are just part of the journey to success. Everything will be fine eventually.

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  Book Reviews

  A Review of Purple Hibiscus

  12 days ago

  This novel centers around the coming of age story of Kambili, a teenage Nigerian girl. The novel explores family dysfunction, abuse, religion, African identity, political unrest,hope and survival.

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  Africa Political & Social Issues

  A Review of Devil on the Cross: Political Satire

  13 days ago

  Devil on the Cross is a fictional novel that citicizes the capitalist system. It tells the story of Wariinga, a young Kenyan woman who struggles to survive due to social problems, dictatorship and expolitation by her boss.

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  Western Literature

  Jane Eyre: Striving Against Social Stigmas in the Society

  3 weeks ago

  This article uses the novel Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte as a case study to examines the struggles of women in the society in victorian era. No matter how we fight for equality the society is still pretty much patriarchal and I hope we find the courage to keep striving and never give up.