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The Nigerian playwrite, poet, and novelist recounts his first eleven years growing up under the influence of his parents, traditional Yoruba customs, and Christian missionaries
After reading so many great reviews of this, expectations were high, and especially in the first part, met. Wole Soyinka has a light way of deep storytelling, combining poetic elements and real street talk, that I really enjoyed.
Ake: The Years of Childhood | 
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