School Days (St.in African Amer.History & Culture)

I thought it was a little confusing, I couldn't find a way in which negritude was incorporated or represented in the novel. Does anyone have any thoughts on this topic?

This book was like new, I am very pleased. It arrived very quickly also.

The translation feels like free association at times. Other times, it opens up language in a beautiful way. Will add to the review when I finish the story.

This was a really cute book and was about just what the title says: School Days.

This book captures the true issues that all Caribbean people live with daily. I am using it in my literature class of 16-18 year old and they have much to say about the issues highlighted. They feel very strongly about them and identify with them. It is a great work and I strongly recommend that all read it. It is a great must have for your personal library.Thank you M. Chamoiseau for such a great work.

This is a thoughtful memoir that highlights an interesting world many readers will be unfamiliar with. A quick, easy introduction into the Caribbean and what it means to be human during a period of colonialism.

School Days is one of the most charming, delightful books that I have ever read. It is filled with bold imagination, clever and expressive language, and a beautiful artistic vision. The excitement and love that this book inspired in me was so strong that it took several days after I had finished reading the book before my emotions dissipated.

Great book