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Trevor Noah

It's Trevor Noah: Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood

Nonfiction | Autobiography / Memoir | Middle Grade | Published in 2019

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Reviews & Readership

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Trevor Noah's It's Trevor Noah: Born a Crime is praised for its engaging storytelling and humor while tackling serious issues of apartheid in South Africa. Reviewers appreciate Noah's nuanced perspective on race and identity. However, some critics feel the transitions between anecdotes can be abrupt. Overall, it's an inspiring and informative read suitable for teens and adults alike.

Who should read this

Who Should Read It's Trevor Noah: Born a Crime?

Ideal for those captivated by personal stories of resilience and humor, It's Trevor Noah: Born a Crime appeals to fans of Becoming by Michelle Obama and The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls. Readers who appreciate insightful, yet entertaining narratives about overcoming adversity and navigating cultural complexities will enjoy this memoir.

Recommended

Reading Age

12-18years

Lexile Level

780L

Book Details

Genre
Children's Literature
Education
Biography
Topics
Education
History: World
History: African
Themes
Life/Time: Coming of Age
Identity: Race
Society: Colonialism