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The readers learn about how in the African society, the males use women to benefit themselves, traditions play a big partHaving a daughter marry someone for a price is almost the same as selling her. I loved that novel and I loved this one.I really thought the author captured the relationships, the cultural dilemma, the "feel" of Nigeria in this book. This is also a heart breaking story from Buchi Emecheta, actually from her own experience of agony she faced and she expected her own life to be happy but it was not. There were moments, especially early on, where the prose would specify that a particular practice was unique to Nigeria and it was distracting from the immersive experience of living with these characters. So be it.Aku-nna's father dies when she is thirteen-years-old. For example, Aku-nna is such a young and innocent girl who has to deal with many tragedies along her journey forcing her to eventually lose that innocence and grow into a woman. From this story, I learn about African culture and many others.A devastating way to learn some history, sociology, and anthropology of West Africa.Buchi Emecheta is a mother figure to a substantial group of African women who are currently writing the most interesting and powerful fiction in English--and possibly several other languages. Her themes of child slavery, motherhood, female independence and freedom through education have won her considerable critical acclaim and honours, including an Order of the British Empire in 2005. Akunna is a stick thin figure who is put through so many hardships yet she never looks down.

There were moments, especially early on, where the prose would specify that a particular practice was unique to Nigeria and it was distracting from the immersive experYou don't have to look further than the title to understand that Emecheta is working with a meaningful premise. But this is another area where Emecheta continues to write Akunna’s character with meaning. I like to hear about the old customs and their new ways, how their worship of the ancestors mixes with Christianity to create a new altogether brilliant version of the Christian faith. At some point I could even identify with some of the customs described here. If you are still wondering how to get free PDF of book The Bride Price by Buchi Emecheta. This book reminded me of I so enjoy book about another culture!

This story shows how females in a society must feel as if they are under the men. With each turn of the page Emecheta left me in suspense with a thrilling feeling begging me to learn the next happening.

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She writes, according to The New York Times, with subtlety, power, and abundant compassion. While their mother Ma Blackie is away at the village Ibuza undergoing a ritual fertility treatment, their father Ezekiel Odia dies suddenly, and all is lost. In With this book, I could connect it to my other book I have read "Woman at Point Zero" because it tells the story of an African woman dealing with her society. Unfortuanetly this young girl faced the tragedy of losing her father who is the head of the family at a young age. If you’ve read her more famous novel The Joys of Motherhood, I highly recommend this one.Buchi Emecheta OBE was a Nigerian novelist who has published over 20 books, including Second-Class Citizen (1974), The Bride Price (1976), The Slave Girl (1977) and The Joys of Motherhood (1979).

This is also a heart breaking story from Buchi Emecheta, actually from her own experience of agony she faced and she expected her own life to be happy but it was not. THE BRIDE PRICE The Bride Price is the first bonafide novel of Buchi Emecheta.Shc considers this work as her "brain child".