Title: Eye-opening read
Product review: I read this for my English 201 class in college. This is a story about being who you were meant to be, about becoming blind from trying too hard not to be a certain way. Achebe wrote this because there was so much literature representing African people in a misunderstood way, to say the least, so he set out to write a genuine and real tale of the way of life in Africa. It's tough to read at times, there's sad moments. The characters are deep and intriguing. Although they are not perfect, I understand their decisions. It's also about equality, about doing things 100%, and standing up for what you believe in. Aside from being a tale about all these things, there's lots of culture and tradition woven into the lines, and while learning a thing or two about life, you'll also find out interesting facts about the life of the tribe described in the book.
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