Thank You-o, My Brother! - Nagbe, K-Moses
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"WE MAY BE BORN at the bottom of society, but that must not define us for life." These words drive young Theresa as she navigates her way to an education. She was born and bred in Liberia, in a place called New Krutown, Saigon, or the Borough. She is not deterred by poverty and her mean siblings. Instead, fired up by an inspirational boyfriend of sainted memory, she must endure. What more energy will sustain her?

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"WE MAY BE BORN at the bottom of society, but that must not define us for life." These words drive young Theresa as she navigates her way to an education. She was born and bred in Liberia, in a place called New Krutown, Saigon, or the Borough. She is not deterred by poverty and her mean siblings. Instead, fired up by an inspirational boyfriend of sainted memory, she must endure. What more energy will sustain her?
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Autorenporträt
Dukudu Goes to School joins other children's readers of Dr. K-Moses Nagbe, including Tinisi the Crab Hunter, Money Is cheap, Piassava Cassava Massa, and Never Again Pa Gono. Dr. Nagbe is also the author of Nuggets of the African Novel (With Notes on the Liberian Literary Heritage), Between the Scissors (Growing Up as an Afrestern Liberian), and Fright and Flight (A Reflection on My Refugee Life in Ghana).