Summary: Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood by Trevor Noah

I decided to seek star power and birth crime not related to fans. I have to admit that I have not seen Trevor Noah in my daily show. I asked for this book when I learned about this childhood of apartheid in Trevor Noah in South Africa.

I must find a comedy in the tragedy and love the person who is willing to shake the thread. There is a genius in comedy, let us encounter catastrophic truth through a protective lens of laughter.

The heroine of this book is the mother of Noah, a solid woman of rock 'n' roll, a girl who scolds something that does not make sense to her. She made a mistake, but she always fell in love. She took a big risk, but Jesus always caught up with Mid-Autumn Festival

Noah will act as "mischief ***" and challenge, but never hate or sneaky. He learned to navigate the complex system of the apartheid society and divided the people into three groups: black, white, and colored. It is pointless how people classify. The Japanese can be put in the frame of "white", but the Chinese enters "color"

"Apartheid's genius makes it possible for the majority of people to persuade each other to open up, this is a case other than hatred."

Noah was "dyed" by the mother of Corsa Africans of "black people" and the Swiss father of "white people", and his existence implied the crime of his parents. Once the police find them, his parents are sent to prison, and Noah is taken to an orphanage. He spends most of his time indoors. His parents can not see him, his mother must pretend that he is not her child.

Noah is "dyed with the color of the skin, not the culture." He speaks not only African languages ​​and English but also Xhosa and Zulu, but I feel that it is related to black culture.

This book is a carefully constructed series of plot stories and after understanding and understanding them you can save the climax of his family history until the end of the book.

"I have witnessed the unnecessity of violence, the cycle of self-repetition, the harm to people, and the hurting others, I know more about what relationships are maintained by love rather than by violence."

This book is very interesting, but it is not just a diverse reading, it extends our understanding of the world. Noah is deepening his understanding of South Africa's history, colonialism and apartheid. He shared important knowledge I learned and offered to us. We should listen. To learn

"Born in crime: South Africa From the childhood story" Author: Trevor Noah - The sound sounded like a lot of it about this book! When I heard Noah's voice, I explained his crazy childhood in South Africa. So he mixed the interesting and absolutely horrible details of his life. It was not as terrible as Noah mentioned in his book, but I have found many of his stories that can be found based on the Soviet Union of the 1990s and my childhood in Ukraine . All common attributes like crime and crazy unemployment

Copyright Spiegel & Grau was a publisher of Trevor Noah's first memoir "The Birth of Crime: The Tale of Early Childhood" and acquired Noah's untitled follow-up memoirs in a preemptive manner. The new book will be published by Random House on 13th November, there will be "Death Knight" on Noah's state-of-the-art journey from a reborn South African young comedian to a global star. Now, in the 18th edition of printing, the birth crime is a collection of free days of turbulence following Noah's personal story and its end, which grew up in the Republic of South Africa during the last rest of Apartheid. This book is the best seller of The New York Times and has spent 26 weeks on the bestselling list so far. James Thurber's American Humor Award and two National Association of Colors Image Awards and was translated into 10 languages.

The Tale of Trevor Noah's Birth: The story from childhood in South Africa is a fun and sincere collection detailing maturity of popular comedians in South Africa at the end of apartheid. Noah is the son of a black mother and a white father and is forced to critically think about racial and ethnic racial discrimination and colonial heritage and needs to adapt to various situations. Among these experiences, Noah is still backed by his mother, Patricia, and her ambition for her son ensures that he can exceed his slight beginnings. After all, Noah's text is a well-thought out statement about what it means to build complex identity in the country struggling to reach an agreement with its unfair heritage. Born A Crime is an important up-to-date information and supplement to apartheid's classic literary text, providing readers with a suitable and contemporary perspective.