Did not enjoy the book at all
I am a bit nervous of saying what I think about this book as I’m sure I will be accused of racism for any negative feedback.
The book looks good with its striking cover but is an unaccustomed size and has small type printed in grey which makes it difficult to read by those with impaired sight.
The stories should be told but they were narrated in a too political way for me. The reader was not allowed to make their own minds up regarding the content, but was bombarded with rhetorical idealism and bias.
I prefer books which don’t jump timelines as much as the first one as it makes you lose track. Sometimes the simplest construction gets the message across better. The reader needs to be a partner in the journey especially in fictional stories and books.
I wish the author, Andrew Chatora every success in the future here, in Zimbabwe and in America.
The book looks good with its striking cover but is an unaccustomed size and has small type printed in grey which makes it difficult to read by those with impaired sight.
The stories should be told but they were narrated in a too political way for me. The reader was not allowed to make their own minds up regarding the content, but was bombarded with rhetorical idealism and bias.
I prefer books which don’t jump timelines as much as the first one as it makes you lose track. Sometimes the simplest construction gets the message across better. The reader needs to be a partner in the journey especially in fictional stories and books.
I wish the author, Andrew Chatora every success in the future here, in Zimbabwe and in America.