Behold the Dreamers

I voted for this book at Goodreads Choice Awards of 2016. I read it somewhere on the Internet, and this could be a great American novel. I agree

In my experience as a lifelong experience, there are no Americans besides losers. There is nothing to be frustrating, matting, and unbonded corruption than Americans. The two basic American characters intersect ... more

"Very easy to read, deeply sympathize, and often humorous, the dreamer will provide the harsh reality of America's dreams because we rarely see it in the novel, wealth will win or lose , America's flawed dreamer and his struggling dreamer are conflictingly active, seeing a dreamer with straight prose and unforgettable characters is a destructive pleasure. " - Yang Ryan, author of Shawna Green Island, says, "Where is this Imbolo Mbue hiding? Her writings are very beautiful, considerate, timely and timeless. From her family to the great recession, all immigrants I truly believe what the "American dream" means. - Jacqueline Woodson, author who won the National Book Award, Brown Girl Dream, and another Brooklyn

A typical example is the 2013 Kane Award winner Tope Folarin's article "Anti Accessibility: Robert Owen, Chinua Achebe, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and Imbolo Mbue Behold the Dreamers This article was published in the Los Angeles Book Review Folarin got the opportunity to introduce "accessibility" of African and black sentences to European and North American white audience when reading Behold the Dreamers. Social support does not harm the taste of Caucasian readers

Watching a dreamer is an unusual debut. Mbue is a great writer and the conversation is wonderful - fake notes, story shortcuts, and surely happy endings. This is a novel that depicts a country that is fortunate and aiming for the top of the world, but there is always the danger of breaking the balance. In other words, it is a typical American.