
Patty P.
Patouie reviewed on 7/1/2007...
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What a wonderfully written autobiographical account of Wole Soyinka's childhood. It is told from the point of view of the child. The picture of African village life is clearly drawn, sometimes surprising, and sometimes very familiar. This was one precocious little guy. I can't get the book out of my mind.

L. A. (
Lithmom) reviewed on 10/1/2006...
African writer tells story of his boyhood during World War II in a Nigerian town called Ake. Author was awarded Nobel prize.