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“Burma Boy made me laugh a lot. I really enjoyed the book because it felt lighthearted…He’s a young boy who lies about his age and gets recruited into the African contingent of the army that was being sent to fight for Britain. So he goes to Burma with all the other soldiers. It’s about his experiences in the war, in the barracks in Burma, and his comrades and people from different parts of Nigeria that he meets while he’s there.” Read more...
Blessing Musariri, Novelist
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