“The Greedy Barbarian,” by Kakwenza Rukirabashaija is a book I never finished reading, but I still think about it.

Some time soon, I have every intention of reading “The Greedy Barbarian” from start to finish.

Civic activism rooted in humanism is the mission of blogger Owaraga Norah

I am ready now, I think.

3 responses to “Thinking about “The Greedy Barbarian””

  1. It's always intriguing how some books linger in your mind even when you haven't finished them.

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    1. Norah Owaraga avatar
      Norah Owaraga

      Yes. And more and more you find them relatable to current affairs.

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  2. galaxyenthusiastically57788bcfef avatar
    galaxyenthusiastically57788bcfef

    My reason for reading it was to find out why he was arrested. On finishing part one, the book still sounded strange, mid way of part two, almost dropped the reading because I got discouraged but my heart told me to be patient and finish it. Eeeeh! Man you are brave…

    what a book!

    But why did you kill the main characters? Are you fortelling what will happen??

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