Reviews/Comments
Views of Individuals Who Read the Manuscript or Excerpts of the Book.
REVIEW
Nyanfore, the author, was born of Liberian indigenous stock, which was excluded from governance and was noted for its poverty and limited access to the few available elements of modernity. But Nyanfore managed to escape these horrible conditions. Thanks to his faith in God and dogged determination, and the help of his uncle Bishop Pekro Gray of the United States, Nyanfore succeeded in traveling to the United States.
After many years of living in America, Nyanfore has returned to Liberia and has written a frank, sometimes humorous, and certainly inspiring account of his life. In his story, we are introduced to the people, events, and influences that helped to shape his interesting life. We are also treated to intimate accounts of his family life, estranged daughter, and health issues. By interweaving the story of his life with events evolving, particularly in Liberia, Nyanfore has given us an extraordinary compendium of Liberian history. The reader will find in the book unpublished anecdotes about various icons of Liberian history—Didhwo Tweh, P.G. Wolo, Dr. Tipoteh—to name only a few. His interactions with former President Ellen Sirleaf, the Progressives, former President Samuel Doe, his wife Nancy Doe, and other personalities have historical significance. Although the book is an autobiography and not a classical history book at the core, Nyanfore's interpretations of recorded historical events and the inferences and deductions he makes from there have historical significance.
I most enthusiastically recommend this book to our youth in particular and in general to the reading public in Liberia, in Africa, and in our world.
Ambassador (Prof) Dew Tuan-Wleh Mayson
COMMENTS AS POSTED ON FACEBOOK
Acca Spear
Great!! What a touching reality story!
Andrew Mossima
Great! Heart touching!!
Hamilton Quayeson
Great piece of history. I'm impressed with your narratives.
Fitzgerald Nyewan Kennedy
Great read! Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
James Zebedee Korh
I enjoyed this story well
Yungshine Sheriff
Wow amazing this write ups has so many messages,as I read I see myself in some scene it is actually a must read thank very much for bringing those memories to me ,💟
Emmanuel Chea
Great
Juliet Cuffey Nenneh
Thank you very much I am very proud karbor woman.
Ernest Kesi
Long journey, very motivational of been strong .
Zack Tito Tweh
Great Piece!
Interesting and worth reading!
tephen P Cordor
Very interesting piece of history.
Madia A. Payne
Ayy mehn...you really took my mind way back oo. Our parents really missed those days. This is actually worth reading and can't wait for the book itself. Thanks for this very rich narrative. God bless you sir🙏🙏🙏
Bald Freddie
Nice one
Daniel DanLama
Nice and interesting...
Sylvester Tevez Nah
Waoooooo, I am thrilled by reading said piece! It gives me a little understanding about my tribe, "Kru"! Thanks a million.
Korto K Reeves
Amazing!
Emmanuel K Barnes-i
The narrative is worth reading. I took two hours to slowly read on.
Dennis B'Toe
Wow! This is quite interesting! As someone who spent his early years in New Kru Town, I am gone nostalgic. Waiting for the book to relive NKT.
Tanneh-Bartee Seneh
What a great book it promises to be! I can't wait to get a copy...
Luther Gulong
What a great master piece of attraction!! 👍👍
Ken Kumeh
Great historical highlights.. Hope it will be published
Blojay Nation
Excellent read!
E Ghernu Bemah
Great story, very impressive and interesting.
Joseph Robertson
Beautiful history. Wow I learned a lot from you. Thank you.
Atta N. Nimley
Hmmmm what a touching historical facts. Thanks
Emmanuel Tor
I wish to obtain a copy of the book
David Nyanue
Enjoyed this piece, thank you for sharing your story.
Arnette Diggs Jupiter
Nice memories.
Sylvester Geebarh Boque Krah
Comprehensively narrated..
Augustino Juwah
Great book! Will need a copy
Stephen Kota
I will purchase a copy...
Sonigba Borflor
Where can I get the book?
Mansfield Duopu
Great work. Why would you publicize a book that have not been published?
Atta N. Nimley
What a touching historical facts. I think we as kru, can call it"Our Story".