Slave to Foreign Culture (ePub)
(Sprache: Englisch)
Kobena yaw bosomtwi is one anybody thought will never change .the mother was maame araba praba and father ekow gyan`and yaw bosomtwi was born in 1912 .ekow lived in kwansarado as Carpenter and he made stools and etc he had a farm he inherited from the uncle...
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Kobena yaw bosomtwi is one anybody thought will never change .the mother was maame araba praba and father ekow gyan`and yaw bosomtwi was born in 1912 .ekow lived in kwansarado as Carpenter and he made stools and etc he had a farm he inherited from the uncle ekow was a cool guy he came from akuapem land he came to kwansarado at age 12 to live with an uncle brother of the mother and he could speak fante ,akuapem and ahanta. he went to work early and came back Late DOING HIS WORK EVERY LOVED HIM he lived in a building built by his uncle and he lived with his female cousins and they all farmed. this story is about the bosomtwi family and how one boy the family grows into a big man but unfortunately breaks away from the traditional way of life for a foreign culture and this brings him into conflict with his entire family . this story has a lot of lesson in life . kindly get or copy and enjoy .
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- Autor: Harry Hayford
- 2015, Englisch
- ISBN-10: 1312801778
- ISBN-13: 9781312801776
- Erscheinungsdatum: 02.01.2015
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