Trevor Noah's memoir chronicles his life as a biracial child in apartheid South Africa, raised by his fearless mother who defied laws and societal norms to protect and nurture him.
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Joseph Ongoro
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EMILY WANJA
Such a well written memoir...Trevor is a fantastic storyteller👏👏
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Tabitha Margaret
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Eva Kimaiyo
This book has given me an insight of how apartheid was in SA. As I was reading the book I felt sad on the challenges Trevor grew up with but I was able to laugh through his humour.
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nuel eme
Good balance of education and entertainment...to add on lessons
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Faith Waweru
A light funny African authentic read to open the year with. Loved every chapter.
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Roney Mwavua
loved the book, full of laughs, speechless moments, Arpatheid life shone in different eyes, all in all a lovely book
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Wamaithak
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Brenda Frenjo
A perfect recap of Trevor’s childhood: raw, unfiltered, funny, and deeply insightful.
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Valeria Kerubo
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Edwin Khakali
Second time reading this book. Slaps the same!
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Obutu N.
An easy read.
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Dee W
I laughed at the jokes, marvelled at Trevor's mastery & expression of language, understood the man deeper through his life experiences, re-examined what I thought I knew, and resonated tear-eyed with stories that only one who's lived it knows (insert Romain Virgo's chorus). He called out my ignoran...
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Nekesa
Tears laced in humor and pain. Enjoyed reading this a second time just as much....
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Maureen Mutune
Amazing book!!!!!!!!I mostly enjoyed the last chapter.
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Fred Juma
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CHRISTINE KARORI
What a book!!♥️
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Lesley
Had so much fun reading this!
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