Book Excerpt:
"Adedayo is a young boy in 1950s Nigeria, full of hope, told he is on the path to manhood. But the world that awaits him is one of silence, cruelty, and control. Stripped of his identity and forced into servitude, he learns that obedience is survival and speaking out can be deadly.
Yet even in the harshest conditions, he refuses to give in. Beneath the fear, a quiet determination burns; the hope that one day he will be free.
Inspired by actual events, Father Stranger Slave is a powerful story of stolen youth, resilience, and the unbreakable will to survive."
Title: Father Stranger Slave
Author: Jessica Bell
Publisher: J. B.
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating: Five
Review:
"Father Stranger Slave" by Jessica Bell
My Insight:
"Father Stranger Slave" is an emotional and gripping read that keeps the reader turning pages to discover what happens next in Adebayo's journey, as he faces a mix of fear, hope, and ultimately, some change. The characters in this story are compelling and complex, adding depth to the narrative. You'll have to pick up this book to see how the author masterfully brings everything to life.
By the end of the book, you will be left shaking your head, saying, "Wow, that was an incredible read!"
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