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What will happen to those whose birth is already a crime ...? The convincing, inspiring and ironic story of one person about growing up in South Africa at the sunset of the apartheid and the subsequent stormy days of freedom. “Convincing memoirs ... The alarming, sad and funny book by Noah, through the prism of his own family, reveals life in South Africa under apartheid ... Born by a criminal is not just a story about growing up in South Africa in an apartheid, but a love letter of a wonderful mother of the author - New York Times
Laureate of Turner Award, in just two years since the release, the history of the Trevor Noah conquered the hearts of millions. For more than 54 weeks, the publication does not come out of the top 10 most readable books by Amazon, receives prestigious bonuses and falls on the Must To Read lists around the world. You can rightfully say - this is a sensation in modern literature. Trevor talks about his childhood and growing up at a time when his parents could plant his birth. Regardless of what caterpillars are for dinner, what is it what is it to be thrown out of a moving machine or simply survive in secondary school traps, it tells about its world with wit and unshakable honesty.
Quote from the book: In children"s photographs, a black maid behind me, on the right, a beautiful woman smiles and waves into the frame. WHO IS THIS WOMAN? I don’t understand why my mother put on the form of a maid and stands behind her head. In the distance, the police look at us intently. They do not consider us victims. Victims of cruelty. They just don"t know our secret
Laureate of Turner Award, in just two years since the release, the history of the Trevor Noah conquered the hearts of millions. For more than 54 weeks, the publication does not come out of the top 10 most readable books by Amazon, receives prestigious bonuses and falls on the Must To Read lists around the world. You can rightfully say - this is a sensation in modern literature. Trevor talks about his childhood and growing up at a time when his parents could plant his birth. Regardless of what caterpillars are for dinner, what is it what is it to be thrown out of a moving machine or simply survive in secondary school traps, it tells about its world with wit and unshakable honesty.
Quote from the book: In children"s photographs, a black maid behind me, on the right, a beautiful woman smiles and waves into the frame. WHO IS THIS WOMAN? I don’t understand why my mother put on the form of a maid and stands behind her head. In the distance, the police look at us intently. They do not consider us victims. Victims of cruelty. They just don"t know our secret
Author:
Author:Тревор Ной
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-090699-4
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