Title: Its better than you think
Product review: This celebrated novel is far from the best book I've ever read but at the same time provides some serious insight into the Imperialistic movement in Africa both at the time the novel was written and now. True, Achebe can drag out descriptions about the customs of different tribes etc, but lets afford him that because he has the obligation to not only write great prose but also provide a little bit of the African culture to the Western world as an ambassador of African literature. The novel is frighteningly vivid in its descriptions, well thought out in terms of political ideals, and a valuable piece of evidence in the argument about the clash of cultures in Africa.
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