STYLEBEAT MAGAZINE NIGERIA FEBRUARY 2018 EDITION
Featuring Chinazom Enyi on this month's cover, Stylebeat Magazine is an urban Nigerian lifestyle digital magazine. We engage readers with captivating articles, including regular interviews with influential artists, beauticians and generally the Nigerian enterprising youth who is impacting change in the society. We also include but not limited to topics such as family, business, travel, art exhibitions, events, movies and so much more! You can also check out our website www.stylebeatmag.com
Featuring Chinazom Enyi on this month's cover, Stylebeat Magazine is an urban Nigerian lifestyle digital magazine. We engage readers with captivating articles, including regular interviews with influential artists, beauticians and generally the Nigerian enterprising youth who is impacting change in the society. We also include but not limited to topics such as family, business, travel, art exhibitions, events, movies and so much more! You can also check out our website www.stylebeatmag.com
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WITH NESSA<br />
BOOKMITES<br />
February, the season of celebrating love, romance and letting the people you care about know how<br />
much you care about them and the bookmites are not left out. Delve into the fictional world of love,<br />
heartfelt stories, heart shattering romance, heartbreaks, happily ever after and characters who are<br />
still trying to figure it and would do their best - anything to make their love life work out. So go to<br />
the nearest book shop, get a cup of coffee, stay cozy in the couch and read away.<br />
1. MAURENE GOO'S I BELIEVE IN A THING CALLED LOVE<br />
Desi Lee has it all planned out to be the perfect candidate to study medicine in Stanford. From the<br />
best grades to perfect attendance record, one billion hours of community service and organiser of<br />
any school activities known to man, but never time for a boyfriend. Her romantic life is,<br />
unfortunately, a mess. After a huge crush on new student Luca Drakos, Desi prepares to make a<br />
change. She goes on a marathon weekend and watches Korean dramas which her father has been<br />
obsessed with ever since she could remember. Where the heroine usually ends up in the hands of<br />
the handsome leading love interest at episode ten. Ready to incorporate in into her reality, she<br />
invents her 'k-drama rules for true love'. MAURENE GOO'S I BELIEVE IN A THING CALLED LOVE is<br />
a heartwarming fun story of falling in love with love.<br />
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