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The Narrow Path : ウィキペディア英語版 | The Narrow Path The Narrow Path is a 1966 autobiographical novel by Ghanaian novelist Francis Selormey. The novel was part of Heineman's African Writers Series. The novel heavily focuses on recounting the unhappy and painful experiences of a child, Kofi, attending a Catholic mission school in Ghana, and the contrasting traditional education he receives. The novel, that has many of the developmental features of a bildungsroman, but utilizes an adult narrator to observe the development of the child focal character, Kofi.〔〔 The novel is also unique because of its focus on the childs' primary education, only retelling the elementary years.〔 Critic Chris Kwame Awuyah compared the novels themes and structure to Joseph Abruquah's ''The Torrent'' (1968) and Amu Djoleto's ''The Strange Man'' (1967) and notes similarities to other novels like James T. Farrell's ''Father and Son'' and Ngugi Wa Thiag'o's ''Weep not, Child''.〔 Awuyah said that the "major artistics strengths of (novel ) are its direct and concrete language presented with an unreflective and confessional narrative voice".〔 ==References==
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