Title: Awful in its Fiction elements, just chronical interest
Product review: I found myself studying the elements of this novel and, after a somewhat promising setup in the first chapter (when one is driven to believe the plot is made of Okonkwo's conflict with someone in his village or with his own personality), I could see the scenes dissolving into nothingness and losing any dramatic grip it could've had at the beginning. Most of the novel sets Okonkwo's issues apart and is focused in how the rites, ceremonies, marriages and feasts of the Umuofia village are being prepared. Anyone looking great Fiction entertainment, great characters and memorable conflicts should be dissapointed. On the other hand, some Historians or Anthropologists might find it resourceful of the lives in Nigeria's thribes before Colonialism.
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