I absolutely love this writer, however, this book was too close to home for me, I am an abandoned child and still looking for my mother, I have very similar issues as per the book. My father is black my mother white, yes I am light brown and could pass as being from any part of the world, just don\'t fit in. My whole life I have to deal with Racism, I felt as if this book was about me. The second part of the book was my favorite bit, I enjoyed it very much. As for the ending, only wished it was me meeting my mum someday. I will keep looking in the meantime.

Christina O'D The novel itself is a revelation, cleverly conceived, powerfully written, moving and evocative. It is almost prose poetry. Bernadine Evaristo is more than deserving of the Booker Prize. As for the readng, it is a tour de force on the part of Anna-Maria Nabirye. Thank you Audiobooks.

Good reader, very versatile, able to do many kinds of voices according to age, gender, accent.The story spun on and on in an anecdotal way, and though the threads were tied up in the end, there wasn’t much that was inventive in the style or construction, and I was disappointed in it as a Booker prize winner for a prose work.

I loved it.

The narrator is great but the writing is baaaad.

Incredible narrative, wide array of characters and excellent interpretation.

Loved everything about this audio book

the narrator made the book come alive, thankfully so since I was struggling with the print version

Too many characters, I really didn’t get how they were connected. I felt like readying 7 books of the same genre simultaneously. Really hard to get into it.

I know this will be an unpopular opinion but I really didn't enjoy this book. I found it rambled on