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The Road Never Forgets
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Yemi Ogunbiyi’s The Road Never Forgets is a book you’ll read , and never forget. A chronicle of the author’s life so far in our crisis-ridden country, it recreates with dramatic aplomb some of the most telling moments of his biography, highlighting the low and high points, the tricky crossroads and critical turning points, while at the same time celebrating the feliticious occasions as well as the fellow travelers he meets on this journey that is really, ultimately, a quest for sel-identity. The outcome is this wonderful book, a literary tour de force more or less; what American friends would call ‘a hell of a story.’
| Pages | 471 |
|---|---|
| Cover | Hardback, Paperback |
| Author | Yemi Ogunbiyi |
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Abiodun temitope –
High point
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Good memoir to read
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A necessary book
Blessing Usinode –
I love the book even if I haven’t read it I know it is very interesting and I am looking forward to reading it
Morgan Orioha Ogbonna –
Looks clinically great. Though have not read it. Needs a copy badly.