A review by polarmouse
Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood, by Trevor Noah
5.0
Trevor Noah doesn't hold back anything in this autobiography. He does an amazing job of showing how apartheid in South Africa affected those that lived during it and after it ended. It's very matter of fact, the way he presents his stories. That was the way it was.
He's an amazing narrator, very calm, matter of fact, most of the time you would not even realize that they were his stories that he was telling. When I was near the end, I couldn't stop, I had to hear to finish it that night.
He's an amazing narrator, very calm, matter of fact, most of the time you would not even realize that they were his stories that he was telling. When I was near the end, I couldn't stop, I had to hear to finish it that night.