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Who Fears Death
by Nnedi Okorafor
Some lady cut ahead of me in the library check-out line. This is not something I generally let happen without a few words, but I decided to open this book instead. Heck, within paragraphs I was hoping that the lady ahead of me would take longer, so that I could spend more time reading this book before having to drive home.
When I arrived home, I immediately devoured this book. It deals with difficult subject matter, but Onyesonwu, as the protagonist, was such a strong center--she was the one going through the tough times, and yet I felt she was the one calming me with her inner strength.
Things stalled a little during the final journey, but this was still one of the best books I've ever read.
When I arrived home, I immediately devoured this book. It deals with difficult subject matter, but Onyesonwu, as the protagonist, was such a strong center--she was the one going through the tough times, and yet I felt she was the one calming me with her inner strength.
Things stalled a little during the final journey, but this was still one of the best books I've ever read.