Americanah
nicole says:
I loved Ifemelu who has a brash, unapologetic energy. The book is essentially a love story that is shaped by immigration and race relations. Ifemelu was in turn hilarious, insightful, self sabotoging, frustrating and entirely realistic. Her blog entries were particularly fun to read. I found Obinze's chapters much slower and less captivating than Ifemelu's and the book ended with a bit of a whimper, which was unsatisfying.
Anmol says:
This book was fantastic! I loved the character...s and eagerly followed their stories, while at the same time being challenged to think. A lot. About the experiences of a cultural outsider, about the world of American higher education, about relationships and values, but most of all about race in America. More than once I felt a little uncomfortable, wondering if the characters I read about might reflect me. But I feel that I understand a significant small bit more what it might be like to live as a minority population that wears that minority status visibly at all times.MoreLess
I loved Ifemelu who has a brash, unapologetic energy. The book is essentially a love story that is shaped by immigration and race relations. Ifemelu was in turn hilarious, insightful, self sabotoging, frustrating and entirely realistic. Her blog entries were particularly fun to read. I found Obinze's chapters much slower and less captivating than Ifemelu's and the book ended with a bit of a whimper, which was unsatisfying.
Anmol says:
This book was fantastic! I loved the character...s and eagerly followed their stories, while at the same time being challenged to think. A lot. About the experiences of a cultural outsider, about the world of American higher education, about relationships and values, but most of all about race in America. More than once I felt a little uncomfortable, wondering if the characters I read about might reflect me. But I feel that I understand a significant small bit more what it might be like to live as a minority population that wears that minority status visibly at all times.MoreLess
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Guest 6 years ago
yo dude can some1 gimme a summary and analysis of this book, got a project on it inclass... CEEBS reading it cuz UGHHH
Guest 6 years ago
Absolutely love it. One of my faves
Guest 6 years ago
this book is pure trash. wtf i hate this book so much. its str8 shit. plus why does the narrator sound like she's british smfuckingh
Guest 6 years ago
How can anyone not love Chimamanda, I can not believe it. Maybe you don't like her because she is a realist and you are possibly one of those common male saugvinistic people.
Guest 6 years ago
You must be an ignorant shit head to hate the book clearly you have no knowledge on anything about the author and generally history. I suggest you go pick a rhyme book you dumbass
Guest 7 years ago
Loved it
Guest 7 years ago
I LOVE THIS BOOK
Guest 7 years ago
i loved it!
Guest 8 years ago
Four words: I hate this book!
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