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motherlandmom 's review for:
The House at Sugar Beach: In Search of a Lost African Childhood
by Helene Cooper
A remarkable story of a privileged light-skinned American ex-pat in West Africa who is knocked down to reality as a (privileged) immigrant in the USA. The history lessons are scary and sad, but necessary. That portion of the book stayed with me for days.
If there's one thing that I'd like to have, it is the authentic voice of the oppressed native Liberians. Perhaps that's for another author to write.
If there's one thing that I'd like to have, it is the authentic voice of the oppressed native Liberians. Perhaps that's for another author to write.