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A little Nigerian girl describes her village and the way it is divided into ogbos, or age groups. Each ogbo is assigned to a different task, from that of her brother's, which helps sweep the village clean, to her grandfather's, which spreads words of wisdom to everyone. Bright, framed color photos show daily life and special occasions, from the narrator's father with his ogbo building a nursery school to her mother performing at a festival. This exciting and acclaimed photo-essay is based on the author's own experiences growing up in a similar setting.
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Sandra Constable
reviewed One Big Family: Sharing Life in an African Village on January 09, 2018
One Big Family: Sharing Life in an African Village
Beautiful photographs and clear explanatory texts looking at ogbo (age groupings) in a village in Nigeria and the role they play in the community's life. Phonetic spellings of Igbo words. Very helpful resource for looking at a case study of rural African life or indeed looking at the concept of community.
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