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Reviews by Rosemarie M, Charlotte NC (librarian)

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Travelers: A Novel
by Helon Habila
Travelers-- An Immigrant Tapestry (6/17/2019)
The beauty of this book for me was in the way the characters are connected that is not at first visible. It is like a tapestry with many stories that share a common thread. Being a granddaughter of immigrants from western and southern Europe to the U.S., I find some themes in Travelers to be ones I find woven into my own life. I was not familiar with stories of African immigrants to Europe, and appreciate gaining a new perspective of the universal seeking for a better place--for home and love. I think that book clubs interested in the immigrant experience would find Travelers by the gifted Helon Habila to be a rich source for thoughtful discussions.
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