I loved this novel because it does not attempt to offer a compassionate vision of immigration, with

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My home is a short novel that tells a very nice way, the arrival of Ako in France. Ako is Cameroonian and his mother, they waited impatiently for his father left first, tell them to join them in this great country of France. Ako has dreamed and the time has arrived.
I loved this novel because it does not attempt to offer a compassionate vision of immigration, with children and parents in impossible situations. No, the father of Ako has papers, a good home and a job (which does indeed from early morning to late at night), people around them are welcoming. At home tells especially how this little boy homesick and as it is difficult to feel at home, elsewhere, far from the land that has seen us grow.
After reading your post, I went to my library that does not have it ... Fortunately, it is related to other libraries and she found the copy LAST! What a success! It receives tomorrow afternoon: I can not wait to have you back.
I want to thank you for this very nice discovery between well-made designs that complement mrfisho the writings and literary style that draw us into the mind of an uprooted child. As you say so I loved also because it does not fit into a sympathetic but objective and comprehensible vision of the life of a child who loses his bearings. mrfisho To offer and read with pleasure!
December 27, 2014 titoulematou
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