The History of a Difficult Child: A Novel By Mihret Sibhat
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In "The History of a Difficult Child," Selam Asmelash emerges as a spirited protagonist navigating the tumultuous landscape of Ethiopia's socialist revolution in the 1980s. Born into a formerly land-owning family, Selam's upbringing is colored by the upheaval of political change and the ostracism faced by her family under the new regime. As her mother, Degitu, falls ill and embraces a persecuted Pentecostal faith, Selam grapples with her own identity and the conflicting forces of tradition, religion, and rebellion.
Narrated with wit and insight by Selam herself, the novel paints a vivid picture of life in her Small Town, where gossip spreads like wildfire and the radio becomes a lifeline to the outside world amidst civil unrest. Selam's quest for education, freedom, and love propels her forward, even as she contends with the weight of societal expectations and her family's struggles.
Through Selam's eyes, readers witness the complexities of navigating faith, family, and politics in a time of upheaval. Her irreverent humor and unwavering determination offer a compelling lens through which to explore themes of resilience, defiance, and the pursuit of identity.
As Selam grapples with her inner turmoil and the external pressures of a changing society, "The History of a Difficult Child" becomes a poignant coming-of-age tale of a young woman finding her voice in the face of adversity. Selam's journey is both universal and deeply personal, a testament to the indomitable spirit of those who refuse to be silenced by the constraints of their circumstances. 📚❤️
In "The History of a Difficult Child," Selam Asmelash emerges as a spirited protagonist navigating the tumultuous landscape of Ethiopia's socialist revolution in the 1980s. Born into a formerly land-owning family, Selam's upbringing is colored by the upheaval of political change and the ostracism faced by her family under the new regime. As her mother, Degitu, falls ill and embraces a persecuted Pentecostal faith, Selam grapples with her own identity and the conflicting forces of tradition, religion, and rebellion.
Narrated with wit and insight by Selam herself, the novel paints a vivid picture of life in her Small Town, where gossip spreads like wildfire and the radio becomes a lifeline to the outside world amidst civil unrest. Selam's quest for education, freedom, and love propels her forward, even as she contends with the weight of societal expectations and her family's struggles.
Through Selam's eyes, readers witness the complexities of navigating faith, family, and politics in a time of upheaval. Her irreverent humor and unwavering determination offer a compelling lens through which to explore themes of resilience, defiance, and the pursuit of identity.
As Selam grapples with her inner turmoil and the external pressures of a changing society, "The History of a Difficult Child" becomes a poignant coming-of-age tale of a young woman finding her voice in the face of adversity. Selam's journey is both universal and deeply personal, a testament to the indomitable spirit of those who refuse to be silenced by the constraints of their circumstances. 📚❤️
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The History of a Difficult Child: A Novel By Mihret Sibhat
In "The History of a Difficult Child," Selam Asmelash emerges as a spirited protagonist navigating the tumultuous landscape of Ethiopia's socialist revolution in the 1980s. Born into a formerly land-owning family, Selam's upbringing is colored by the upheaval of political change and the ostracism faced by her family under the new regime. As her mother, Degitu, falls ill and embraces a persecuted Pentecostal faith, Selam grapples with her own identity and the conflicting forces of tradition, religion, and rebellion.
Narrated with wit and insight by Selam herself, the novel paints a vivid picture of life in her Small Town, where gossip spreads like wildfire and the radio becomes a lifeline to the outside world amidst civil unrest. Selam's quest for education, freedom, and love propels her forward, even as she contends with the weight of societal expectations and her family's struggles.
Through Selam's eyes, readers witness the complexities of navigating faith, family, and politics in a time of upheaval. Her irreverent humor and unwavering determination offer a compelling lens through which to explore themes of resilience, defiance, and the pursuit of identity.
As Selam grapples with her inner turmoil and the external pressures of a changing society, "The History of a Difficult Child" becomes a poignant coming-of-age tale of a young woman finding her voice in the face of adversity. Selam's journey is both universal and deeply personal, a testament to the indomitable spirit of those who refuse to be silenced by the constraints of their circumstances. 📚❤️
In "The History of a Difficult Child," Selam Asmelash emerges as a spirited protagonist navigating the tumultuous landscape of Ethiopia's socialist revolution in the 1980s. Born into a formerly land-owning family, Selam's upbringing is colored by the upheaval of political change and the ostracism faced by her family under the new regime. As her mother, Degitu, falls ill and embraces a persecuted Pentecostal faith, Selam grapples with her own identity and the conflicting forces of tradition, religion, and rebellion.
Narrated with wit and insight by Selam herself, the novel paints a vivid picture of life in her Small Town, where gossip spreads like wildfire and the radio becomes a lifeline to the outside world amidst civil unrest. Selam's quest for education, freedom, and love propels her forward, even as she contends with the weight of societal expectations and her family's struggles.
Through Selam's eyes, readers witness the complexities of navigating faith, family, and politics in a time of upheaval. Her irreverent humor and unwavering determination offer a compelling lens through which to explore themes of resilience, defiance, and the pursuit of identity.
As Selam grapples with her inner turmoil and the external pressures of a changing society, "The History of a Difficult Child" becomes a poignant coming-of-age tale of a young woman finding her voice in the face of adversity. Selam's journey is both universal and deeply personal, a testament to the indomitable spirit of those who refuse to be silenced by the constraints of their circumstances. 📚❤️
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