Hello Blessing…thank you very much for this beautiful abridged summary. I read this book as a teenager and this just brought back memories of my love for African literature.
Can you also do an abridged summary for Elechi Amadi’s the concubine?
I really alot appreciated your effort of seein not only highlighted but also educated people. its verY Nice summery.
Thanks for this update, I just thought of the proverb “When a trader gets hold of some good cloth and has taken it to the market, at least 10 bidders will price it before he sells it to the highest bidder. A girl who has never been married is like a cloth in the marketplace.”
Zainobe…in the book and decided to Google through… it’s been amazing I read this book in 1994. Thanks so much blessing, I appreciate.
That’s an interesting summary keep it up Dear I really enjoy reading the novel
I really enjoyed this. Thank you so much
Wow!😲
This is precise and accurate. It’s now about 17 years since I read this book. I even forget some scenes but your copious Summary has brought those moments back. Thanks.
Next should be “The gods are not to Blame” if possible.
Oh nice. I will read it and review The gods are not to Blame.
Hi blessing thank you so much for the summary am a young boy in pry 5 I love the summary God will bless your generation
This book is very interesting
Hi blessing thank you for bringing those fond memories back. I read this book around 1999 when I was in jss3…
Nice one thanks for the review
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Pls what is the setting of this story
The north