Things Fall Apart
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5

Good world literature.

Usually we get to read world literature which is translated to English. In the process of translation the true essence of what the writer wants to say may be lost. The beauty of this book is that Chinua Achebe has written it in English and he paints a very beautiful picture of how life in a small village of Nigeria is in his own words.
I had not come across many books written by African writers about Africa. Was happy that I found this book. Its a very good book written in a very simple mann...
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Neelam Lobo

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Jan, 2013

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5

simple beautiful original

The book is written in deceptively simple english. Written in great african story telling style. But the way this story enlarge our mind space!! It is great!
I consider this book in league of great novels written by the likes of Kawabata. Huan rulfo,Vaikom muhammed basheer,Hemingway etc.
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May, 2013

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A Brilliant Read !

'Things Fall Apart' marks my venture into African Literature if I do not count 'Cutting for Stone' by Abraham Varghese on the basis that the latter mostly had Indian characters.

Chinua Achebe's writing style in 'Things Fall Apart' is seemingly simple but the characters provide much intrigue and the plot is highly engrossing. The protagonist Okonkwo is stands for everything I can dislike in a person - He is a misogynist, male chauvinist, who constantly strives to establish his mettle in the t...
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Amogha Reddappa

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Jun, 2014

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5

Super!

I just loved it.
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Jayanta Barman

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Feb, 2022

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A story superbly narrated

I was looking for some other book at a book shop, but didn't find it. I had never read any African literature before. When I saw this book I had no idea about Chinua Achebe, but just thought of giving it a try. After reading the first few pages I knew that I have stumbled and a good piece of literature.

Achebe's style of writing is exemplary. He manages to convey a lot with fewer words.

The story is about the erosion of the Aftrican (Igbo) culture because of the colonialism by the British...
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Ram Prasad Suswaram

Jan, 2012

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5

Just wow!

one of the most powerful work of literature that provides the critique of the colonial rule. Achebe presents the untold glory of the Igbo community in its raw form..
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BROONI GOGOI

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May, 2018

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must read book !!

the book is simply amazing to read. this is my first time actually reading a foreign literature work. after reading few pages of the book i liked it very much. good work done by auther Chinua Achebe.. superlike.. !!
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Tanay Nemade

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Jun, 2015

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5

Beautiful Work by Mr.Achebe.

This is one amazing book! Everyone who loves quality drama, would love this book. It literally created a tribal ambiance. Every time I read this book, I was carried away to a distant land. I felt as if I was in some African tribal village.
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Shraddha

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Dec, 2014

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Mind-blowing purchase

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Santosh Rabidas

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Jul, 2021

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5

Brilliant

It is a excellent book.
I recommend to all book lovers for read this book.
Thank you.
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Arnab Sarkar

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Apr, 2021

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