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Few books make you stop and truly question everything you thought you knew about love. All About Love by bell hooks is one of them — and we knew from the moment we finished it that this had to be our next season read. Across eleven powerful chapters, hooks dismantles the everyday assumptions we carry about giving and receiving love, tracing them all the way back to how we first learned what love was supposed to look like in childhood. She challenges us to rethink self-love, not as something indulgent, but as the very foundation of peace and compassion in every area of our lives. From the personal to the political, from the intimate to the communal, hooks makes the case that love isn't just a feeling — it's a practice, and one that holds the power to heal wounds we've carried individually and collectively for far too long. This is a book about more than romance. It's about how we show up for each other, how we build communities, and how we begin to repair a world that often feels broken. We hope you enjoy this season. Instagram/X/TikTok: @full_e_booked 📖 All About Love — bell hooks

Few books make you stop and truly question everything you thought you knew about love. All About Love by bell hooks is one of them — and we knew from the moment we finished it that this had to be our next season read. Across eleven powerful chapters, hooks dismantles the everyday assumptions we carry about giving and receiving love, tracing them all the way back to how we first learned what love was supposed to look like in childhood. She challenges us to rethink self-love, not as something indulgent, but as the very foundation of peace and compassion in every area of our lives. From the personal to the political, from the intimate to the communal, hooks makes the case that love isn't just a feeling — it's a practice, and one that holds the power to heal wounds we've carried individually and collectively for far too long. This is a book about more than romance. It's about how we show up for each other, how we build communities, and how we begin to repair a world that often feels broken. We hope you enjoy this season. Instagram/X/TikTok: @full_e_booked 📖 All About Love — bell hooks

Few books make you stop and truly question everything you thought you knew about love. All About Love by bell hooks is one of them — and we knew from the moment we finished it that this had to be our next season read. Across eleven powerful chapters, hooks dismantles the everyday assumptions we carry about giving and receiving love, tracing them all the way back to how we first learned what love was supposed to look like in childhood. She challenges us to rethink self-love, not as something indulgent, but as the very foundation of peace and compassion in every area of our lives. From the personal to the political, from the intimate to the communal, hooks makes the case that love isn't just a feeling — it's a practice, and one that holds the power to heal wounds we've carried individually and collectively for far too long. This is a book about more than romance. It's about how we show up for each other, how we build communities, and how we begin to repair a world that often feels broken. We hope you enjoy this season. Instagram/X/TikTok: @full_e_booked 📖 All About Love — bell hooks

Few books make you stop and truly question everything you thought you knew about love. All About Love by bell hooks is one of them — and we knew from the moment we finished it that this had to be our next season read. Across eleven powerful chapters, hooks dismantles the everyday assumptions we carry about giving and receiving love, tracing them all the way back to how we first learned what love was supposed to look like in childhood. She challenges us to rethink self-love, not as something indulgent, but as the very foundation of peace and compassion in every area of our lives. From the personal to the political, from the intimate to the communal, hooks makes the case that love isn't just a feeling — it's a practice, and one that holds the power to heal wounds we've carried individually and collectively for far too long. This is a book about more than romance. It's about how we show up for each other, how we build communities, and how we begin to repair a world that often feels broken. We hope you enjoy this season. Instagram/X/TikTok: @full_e_booked 📖 All About Love — bell hooks

Few books make you stop and truly question everything you thought you knew about love. All About Love by bell hooks is one of them — and we knew from the moment we finished it that this had to be our next season read. Across eleven powerful chapters, hooks dismantles the everyday assumptions we carry about giving and receiving love, tracing them all the way back to how we first learned what love was supposed to look like in childhood. She challenges us to rethink self-love, not as something indulgent, but as the very foundation of peace and compassion in every area of our lives. From the personal to the political, from the intimate to the communal, hooks makes the case that love isn't just a feeling — it's a practice, and one that holds the power to heal wounds we've carried individually and collectively for far too long. This is a book about more than romance. It's about how we show up for each other, how we build communities, and how we begin to repair a world that often feels broken. We hope you enjoy this season. Instagram/X/TikTok: @full_e_booked 📖 All About Love — bell hooks

Few books make you stop and truly question everything you thought you knew about love. All About Love by bell hooks is one of them — and we knew from the moment we finished it that this had to be our next season read. Across eleven powerful chapters, hooks dismantles the everyday assumptions we carry about giving and receiving love, tracing them all the way back to how we first learned what love was supposed to look like in childhood. She challenges us to rethink self-love, not as something indulgent, but as the very foundation of peace and compassion in every area of our lives. From the personal to the political, from the intimate to the communal, hooks makes the case that love isn't just a feeling — it's a practice, and one that holds the power to heal wounds we've carried individually and collectively for far too long. This is a book about more than romance. It's about how we show up for each other, how we build communities, and how we begin to repair a world that often feels broken. We hope you enjoy this season. Instagram/X/TikTok: @full_e_booked 📖 All About Love — bell hooks

Few books make you stop and truly question everything you thought you knew about love. All About Love by bell hooks is one of them — and we knew from the moment we finished it that this had to be our next season read. Across eleven powerful chapters, hooks dismantles the everyday assumptions we carry about giving and receiving love, tracing them all the way back to how we first learned what love was supposed to look like in childhood. She challenges us to rethink self-love, not as something indulgent, but as the very foundation of peace and compassion in every area of our lives. From the personal to the political, from the intimate to the communal, hooks makes the case that love isn't just a feeling — it's a practice, and one that holds the power to heal wounds we've carried individually and collectively for far too long. This is a book about more than romance. It's about how we show up for each other, how we build communities, and how we begin to repair a world that often feels broken. We hope you enjoy this season. Instagram/X/TikTok: @full_e_booked 📖 All About Love — bell hooks

Before Gamal 'G' Turawa ever put on a police uniform, he lived a life that would take most people a lifetime to make sense of. Raised by a white foster family in Kent, removed from the only home he knew at just eight years old, and subjected to years of abuse at the hands of his biological father — G's early years were defined by displacement, confusion, and survival. At sixteen, he was tricked onto a plane to Nigeria — a country that was supposed to be part of who he was, but felt entirely foreign. What followed were years of homelessness on the streets of Lagos, witnessing things that would shape him in ways he's only recently begun to fully understand. A remarkable encounter eventually brought him back to British soil. But returning home didn't mean finding peace. What does it mean to spend forty years hiding from yourself? For G, the answer came through 26 years in the Metropolitan Police — years marked by racism, being used as the public face of diversity while privately struggling to belong, and a truth about his sexuality buried so deeply it cost him everything. A breakdown became a breakthrough. And standing on a Pride stage at forty, G finally said the words he'd been afraid to speak his entire life: "I'm proud to be Black. I'm proud to be gay. But more importantly, I'm a human being." In this Full e-Booked Meets two-part conversation, Andrew sits down with G to explore the chapters rarely told — his relationship with his father, the silence around his mother, the years in Nigeria, identity, belonging, and what it took to finally stop letting the world define him. Andrew also reflects on his own journey as an author, and the shared truth that we rarely understand the importance of our own story until we see it reflected in someone else. This is a conversation about survival, courage, and the quiet power of finally owning every part of who you are. 🎧 Available on all major audio platforms 📖 G's memoir Unravelling is out in February 2027 Full e-Booked Team! Instagram/X/TikTok: @full_e_booked

Before Gamal 'G' Turawa ever put on a police uniform, he lived a life that would take most people a lifetime to make sense of. Raised by a white foster family in Kent, removed from the only home he knew at just eight years old, and subjected to years of abuse at the hands of his biological father — G's early years were defined by displacement, confusion, and survival. At sixteen, he was tricked onto a plane to Nigeria — a country that was supposed to be part of who he was, but felt entirely foreign. What followed were years of homelessness on the streets of Lagos, witnessing things that would shape him in ways he's only recently begun to fully understand. A remarkable encounter eventually brought him back to British soil. But returning home didn't mean finding peace. What does it mean to spend forty years hiding from yourself? For G, the answer came through 26 years in the Metropolitan Police — years marked by racism, being used as the public face of diversity while privately struggling to belong, and a truth about his sexuality buried so deeply it cost him everything. A breakdown became a breakthrough. And standing on a Pride stage at forty, G finally said the words he'd been afraid to speak his entire life: "I'm proud to be Black. I'm proud to be gay. But more importantly, I'm a human being." In this Full e-Booked Meets two-part conversation, Andrew sits down with G to explore the chapters rarely told — his relationship with his father, the silence around his mother, the years in Nigeria, identity, belonging, and what it took to finally stop letting the world define him. Andrew also reflects on his own journey as an author, and the shared truth that we rarely understand the importance of our own story until we see it reflected in someone else. This is a conversation about survival, courage, and the quiet power of finally owning every part of who you are. 🎧 Available on all major audio platforms 📖 G's memoir Unravelling is out in February 2027 Full e-Booked Team! Instagram/X/TikTok: @full_e_booked

Having previously reviewed his co-authored book Dope Black Boy To Rich Black Man as part of our season review, we felt it only right to go one step further and bring you an exclusive interview with the man himself. Marcellus Womack joined us on the Full eBooked platform to discuss his latest solo work, The Savage Matrix — Smacking The Darkside Into Greatness, breaking down the mindset, experiences, and raw truth behind the pages. From the journey that shaped the book to the message he wants readers to take away, this is a conversation that goes deep into what it truly takes to shift your perspective and unlock your potential. Whether you're already a fan of his work or hearing about Marcellus for the first time, we promise this is one you won't want to miss. We hope you enjoy this powerful episode. Instagram/X: @1percentmineset / @full_e_booked TikTok: @full_e_booked                      📖 Grab your copy of The Savage Matrix via Amazon - https://amzn.eu/d/037sbwlI 🌐 Find out more: thesavagematrix.com

Having previously reviewed his co-authored book Dope Black Boy To Rich Black Man as part of our season review, we felt it only right to go one step further and bring you an exclusive interview with the man himself. Marcellus Womack joined us on the Full eBooked platform to discuss his latest solo work, The Savage Matrix — Smacking The Darkside Into Greatness, breaking down the mindset, experiences, and raw truth behind the pages. From the journey that shaped the book to the message he wants readers to take away, this is a conversation that goes deep into what it truly takes to shift your perspective and unlock your potential. Whether you're already a fan of his work or hearing about Marcellus for the first time, we promise this is one you won't want to miss. We hope you enjoy this powerful episode. Instagram/X: @1percentmineset / @full_e_booked TikTok: @full_e_booked                      📖 Grab your copy of The Savage Matrix via Amazon - https://amzn.eu/d/037sbwlI 🌐 Find out more: thesavagematrix.com

The idea of status — how we see ourselves and how others see us — has always shaped human behaviour, from the playground to the boardroom. But in today’s hyperconnected world, where likes, followers, and digital validation reign supreme, status feels more complex and more powerful than ever. Author and journalist Will Storr delves deep into this very phenomenon in his thought-provoking book, The Status Game: On Human Life and How to Play It. Drawing on psychology, anthropology, and storytelling, Storr explores how the pursuit of status drives everything from our daily choices to the rise and fall of societies. It’s a compelling read that asks uncomfortable questions: Are we really in control of our ambitions, or are we all just playing the same invisible game? Join the Full e-Booked team as we unpack the book’s key ideas, stories, and insights to discover whether The Status Game offers a guide to understanding human behaviour — or simply reveals how easily we can be driven by it. Full e-Booked Team! @full_e_booked

The idea of status — how we see ourselves and how others see us — has always shaped human behaviour, from the playground to the boardroom. But in today’s hyperconnected world, where likes, followers, and digital validation reign supreme, status feels more complex and more powerful than ever. Author and journalist Will Storr delves deep into this very phenomenon in his thought-provoking book, The Status Game: On Human Life and How to Play It. Drawing on psychology, anthropology, and storytelling, Storr explores how the pursuit of status drives everything from our daily choices to the rise and fall of societies. It’s a compelling read that asks uncomfortable questions: Are we really in control of our ambitions, or are we all just playing the same invisible game? Join the Full e-Booked team as we unpack the book’s key ideas, stories, and insights to discover whether The Status Game offers a guide to understanding human behaviour — or simply reveals how easily we can be driven by it. Full e-Booked Team! @full_e_booked

The idea of status — how we see ourselves and how others see us — has always shaped human behaviour, from the playground to the boardroom. But in today’s hyperconnected world, where likes, followers, and digital validation reign supreme, status feels more complex and more powerful than ever. Author and journalist Will Storr delves deep into this very phenomenon in his thought-provoking book, The Status Game: On Human Life and How to Play It. Drawing on psychology, anthropology, and storytelling, Storr explores how the pursuit of status drives everything from our daily choices to the rise and fall of societies. It’s a compelling read that asks uncomfortable questions: Are we really in control of our ambitions, or are we all just playing the same invisible game? Join the Full e-Booked team as we unpack the book’s key ideas, stories, and insights to discover whether The Status Game offers a guide to understanding human behaviour — or simply reveals how easily we can be driven by it. Full e-Booked Team! @full_e_booked

The idea of status — how we see ourselves and how others see us — has always shaped human behaviour, from the playground to the boardroom. But in today’s hyperconnected world, where likes, followers, and digital validation reign supreme, status feels more complex and more powerful than ever. Author and journalist Will Storr delves deep into this very phenomenon in his thought-provoking book, The Status Game: On Human Life and How to Play It. Drawing on psychology, anthropology, and storytelling, Storr explores how the pursuit of status drives everything from our daily choices to the rise and fall of societies. It’s a compelling read that asks uncomfortable questions: Are we really in control of our ambitions, or are we all just playing the same invisible game? Join the Full e-Booked team as we unpack the book’s key ideas, stories, and insights to discover whether The Status Game offers a guide to understanding human behaviour — or simply reveals how easily we can be driven by it. Full e-Booked Team! @full_e_booked