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The Book Show #1706 - Imbolo Mbue
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Novel Approach: Corruption and resilience dominate How Beautiful We Were
TinaMarie Craven
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“Life doesn’t get easier or more forgiving, we get stronger and more resilient.” Steve Maraboli
During the past year, many of us have reflected on the importance of our homes, especially since we’ve been spending so much of our time in our homes during the pandemic. Our latest novel tells the story of a community of people fighting to stay in their homes after the living conditions have become increasingly detrimental due to pollution.
Novel Approach: Corruption and resilience dominate How Beautiful We Were
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Book World: A familiar desecration made wrenchingly fresh
Ron Charles, The Washington Post
March 16, 2021
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By Imbolo Mbue
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In 2016, during a presidential campaign punctuated by racist alarms about immigration, Imbolo Mbue published her first novel about an African man struggling to become an American citizen. Informed by her own experience as an immigrant from Cameroon, Behold the Dreamers captured the hopes and frustrations of millions of people drawn to this country. Mbue s capacious sympathy and careful fidelity to the voices of her characters - from the extraordinarily rich to the precariously poor - made Behold the Dreamers one of the most illuminating and touching novels of the year. When it won the PEN/Faulkner prize, Mbue s success felt like a double celebration of the artistic talent of a young writer and the growing diversity of our literary canon.