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Amanda Lee

• Aug 7

Book Review: The Third Twin by C. J. Omololu ⭐⭐⭐⭐

A psychological thriller, an “evil twin” trope, and an imaginary third sister who may not be quite so imaginary.

For this book review, I explored how C. J. Omololu takes familiar thriller conventions and gives them a fresh spin through complicated sister dynamics, secret identities, murder, and plenty of twists along the way.

This piece is a great example of my approach to long-form book and entertainment content: conversational, analytical, engaging, and written with the reader in mind.

📚 Written for my Substack ✍️ Long-form review & editorial content 🔍 Genre: YA Psychological Thriller

Read the full article here: https://amandaleewrites.substack.com/p/the-third-twin-by-c-j-omololu?r=8m4ndv&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

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The Third Twin by C. J. Omololu

When the “Evil Twin” Trope Gets a Third Player

Aditi Babar

• Nov 2

Words that make people feel something.

Good writing doesn't always need to persuade someone to buy something. Sometimes, it needs to make someone pause, recognise an emotion and feel understood.

I enjoy creating thoughtful, engaging content that connects with readers through relatable experiences, observations and storytelling.

My recent piece explores the idea of belonging, friendship and what it really means to feel accepted in a new city.

I believe the best writing gives people something to remember long after they've finished reading.

Writing sample: There Is Something About That Acceptance We Don’t Talk About Enough

Available for brand storytelling, editorial copy and content projects.

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There Is Something About That Acceptance We Don’t Talk About Enough

Moving to a new city teaches you to learn its routes, understand its rhythms and find your favourite corners. You begin to believe that once the streets feel familiar, you will finally feel settled.