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I thought the book was very well written and intriguing. The author did a great job depicting each character’s values. One thing that stuck with me is how cause and effect can turn a bad situation worse. I learned that there is so much adversity in the world which I do not see.

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I thought that the book was very good and always kept me interested.
The part that really stuck out to me was When Okunkowo killed Ikemefuna. I learned how fast colonization can spread and how important religion is.

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1: I thought that the book was very well written and I like a lot of the twists it had
2: One thing that has stuck with me from the book was actually Nwoye’s character arc. I thought that it was very interesting how he grew up with Okonkwo who was very determined about his future but he wasn’t afraid to branch out on his own.
3: Something I learned from this book is to think before ny actions. Okonkwo never did and it didn’t turn out well for him.
4; It was difficult for me to read how harsh Okonkwo was on his family.

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I thought the book was very interesting, one thing that will stick with me is the society/culture in the book and one thing I learned is that trying to get rid of a culture is never good

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Overall i enjoyed the book, it conveyed a clear example of colonization and showed us perspectives to further understand their feelings.
One thing that stuck with me was the difference between men and women and their roles in the Igbo society.
I learned about how much religion can affect someone’s life and decisions in their culture.
What was difficult was the violence, mistreatment and overly harsh punishments.

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1. It was fairly boring to me, although I guess I can appreciate it.

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1. I though the book was good and never really got bored reading it.
2. The spread of culture and Christianity, and how that came to the village.
3. I learned that in that village and probably more around it, it was normal to have multiple wives.
4. The hardest part for me was reading about some of the deaths, especially Ikemefunas death.

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1. Overall, I thought the book was really good. One of the best books I’ve read in my life.
2. I think the ending line of the book really stuck with me a lot.
3.  I learned that no matter whose belief is right or wrong, destroying a culture by force is never a way to change things. The goal was a happy society when Okonkwo was already happy. The goals didn’t match up with the situation.
4. Nothing difficult in the sense of reading. The book itself if sad and depressing so it’s difficult to read in that sense.

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1. I thought overall is was a really good book and super interesting and entertaining.
2. The main part that stuck out to me was ikemefunas death. That’s kinda the big thing that stuck out to me in the book.
3. I learned a lot about African culture and how different things were in that time.
4. Reading about ikemefunas death was the only difficult part

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1. I thought the book made me realize that the world is more than just what I have experienced, and there are so many other cultures and things going on. It was very eye opening.
2. The thing that stuck with me was how passionate Okonkwo was, but it was sad that he felt that he had to let out his emotions through anger. It kind of made me realize that  a lot of people are taught to act that way.
3. I learned that there is a lot more to the world than just the bubble that I live in.
4. I think the book was overall pretty good. I never really got bored

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1. I thought that the book was really good and I thought it was very detailed.
2. How Nwoye left his family for a religion he barely know anything about.
3. I learned a lot about how much tradition can affect someone’s beliefs and values.
4. The only difficult part was reading through any long explanations where there’s no big events happening

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I thought that this was a pretty goof book. I was surprised when Okonkwo actually killed ikebana and when he got kicked out of the clan. The only difficult thing was really just little bit of vocab.

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I thought the book was pretty good because of all the details and the plot.
Something that has stuck with me is Okonkwo killed Ikemfuna. I learned what life was life for African American people during this time. There was not anything too difficult about reading this book.

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Overall, I thought the book was very good and gave me insight on somethings i might not have thought about on my own. One thing that stuck with me is Ekwefi and Ezinmas relationship. I learned a lot more about how missionaries establish them selves in the places they “save”.  Something difficult would maybe be killing of ikemfuna.

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Overall I think it was a surprisingly intriguing book. I didnt have much insight into the colonization of africa prior to reading this book and I think this book helped me imagine what that would have been like. The only thing you could even consider “difficult” about reading this book is in my opinion pronouncing the names.

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The book taught me a lot that I had not known before and lots of the topics or events that happened I had not known about prior to the book. One thing that has stuck with me from the book is how much things in our society have changed compared to the society in the book. I learned a lot of new things from this book about different places around the world and events that happened in the years past.

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The book was very interesting. It taught me a lot about the characters’ culture, and their customs. Something that stuck with me is that when a man hangs himself, it is an act of evil and the clan cannot bury him. It shows their perspective of good vs. evil and the way they handle situations like this. It was a very unexpected turn of events. It was also interesting to me that the book ended from the missionary’s point of view and not from the point of view of someone from the clan. I learned a lot about the Ibo culture from this book, and how much they rely on their religion for insight into normal everyday actions. Sometimes it was difficult to understand their actions and why they did them, because their religion is very different, but it is interesting. Overall, I thought the book was good.

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I thought the book was very well written and gave a clear example of how colonization can have negative affects. Something that stuck with me was the Igbo religion and his interesting and in depth it is. I learned more about Igbo culture, and just how different it is compared to Christianity or Judaism. The only I guess uncomfortable part was how Okonkwo treated Nwoye.

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1. Overall I thought it was a really good book. It was really interesting, and I learned a lot from reading it. 2. One thing that stuck with me throughout the book was the influence that fathers had on their sons and how much another person can shape your life. Another thing that stood out to me was how strongly all the people in Ibo followed the rules for example when Okonkwo killed Ikemefuna 3. I learned about the Ibo society, culture, and beliefs. I also learned about people trying to convert others into their religion and the impacts it had on all the characters 4. The most difficult thing while I was reading was

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I thought the book was very interesting. It was very educational and I learned a lot about Ibo society and culture. One thing that really stuck with me in this book was the way women were treated in the society. Another thing that really stuck with me was the way the missionaries treated the Ibo people. It was extremely frustrating for me to have to read about how the missionaries wanted to enforce different  religion and government. The missionaries wanted the Ibo to understand their religion and their laws while they gave no real attempt to return the sentiment. I think I learned  a lot about the realities of colonialism and the awful treatment and effect it had on the native peoples.

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Nate M.                                          1. This book was very good and informal. It let us know what things might be like in a society than none of us can ever experience and I think that is very cool. 

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Nate M.                                          1. This book was very good and informal. It let us know what things might be like in a society than none of us can ever experience and I think that is very cool. 

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2. One thing that stuck with me from the book was how some people where treated like the women and children and how the women were beaten so often and how the children had such high expectations.
3. One thing I learned from this book is that your family and friends should always come before your work because you wont be with them forever
4. One thing difficult about reading this book was that it was very hard to picture what was going on because this happened in such a different time and place than we are used to, so it is very hard to put yourself in other peoples shoes or understand them.

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Overall, it was a good book, and it gave good insight on what it was like when Africa was being colonized. One thing that stuck with me from the book was how Christianity just took over Umoufia, and it was interesting to see how that happened. I learned a lot about Umoufia and the traditions and customs of there. It was really interesting to learn about their rituals and religion. At first it was difficult learning about the specific Igbo words, but at the same time, it was interesting to learn them.

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I thought it was a very eye opening book because i never saw old tribes and clans the way Chinua Achebe described them.
How Okonkwo actually killed ikemfuna.
I learned to never let an outside force join your clan.
Certain parts of the book weren’t as enticing as others.

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1. Overall thoughts on the book?
2. What is one thing that stuck with you from the book?
3. What did you learn from the book?
4. Was there anything difficult about reading this book?