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stupid,
By A Customer
This review is from: Things Fall Apart. (Paperback)
i had to read this for a lit class...the writer is only famous because he is a minority. The babar books are better written than this. If you want to immitate hemmingway, at least TRY and do it withought sounding like a 3rd grader.
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become more convinced that these tribes are backwards,
By "fermenting_papaya" (Abilene, Texas USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Things Fall Apart (Paperback)
Gnerally, I am extremely open-minded about other cultures, in fact learning about other people's countries is one of my favorite things today. No conversation is more interesting than one that opens your eyes to a different culture. So I read this book by Achebe hoping to dissolve any stereotype that I might have regarding tribal african societies. In the forward, it seemed like this was not too much to expect since that was exactly Achebe's purpose, but everything I had ever heard about the primitive nature of tribal society and the backward thinking was reinstated instead of eliminated. Perhaps I am more disappointed to find that these people truly are illogical and backward than I am in the book itself. But if you are reading this hoping to extinguish any prejudices about African tribes, this is not the book you are looking for.
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Things Fall Apart: A Novel by Chinua Achebe (Paperback - April 21 2009)
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