On Saturday, November 16, 2024, the AIFA Book Club for family and friends hosted an exciting session in Victoria Island, Lagos, led by Ms. Yetunde Daramola. This special gathering not only featured a thought-provoking discussion on selected poems from “A Little Violence” by Seun Lari-Williams but also doubled as a celebration of Ms. Daramola’s birthday.
The book club session created a vibrant and engaging space where participants explored the themes and messages embedded in the poetry collection. The discussion delved into the depth of the selected poems, examining their powerful imagery, emotional resonance, and social commentary. The themes sparked meaningful conversations, drawing connections to personal experiences and broader societal issues.
Adding to the joyful atmosphere was the celebration of Ms. Daramola’s birthday, which brought a personal and festive touch to the event. Participants shared warm wishes, and the synergy of the group made the occasion even more memorable.
The AIFA Book Club, known for its commitment to promoting a strong reading culture, continues to create enriching literary experiences for its members. By blending the love of books with moments of personal celebration, the club fosters a unique sense of community.
This Victoria Island book club session exemplified the power of literature to bring people together, offering both intellectual engagement and joyful fellowship. As the session concluded, attendees expressed gratitude to Ms. Daramola for her hospitality and to AIFA Reading Society for organizing another impactful event.
With its focus on book discussions, poetry appreciation, and literary community-building, the AIFA Book Club remains a shining example of how reading can inspire thought, connection, and celebration.
