Walls to Bridges A Novel

Cover of Walls to Bridges A Novel by Blessed E. Ngoe
Year: 2019
Language: en
Pages: 314
ISBN-13: 9781701437197
Dimensions:
Height: 8 Inches
Length: 5.25 Inches
Weight: 0.781 Pounds
Width: 0.77 Inches
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“Walls to Bridges A Novel” by Blessed E. Ngoe, published by EboniGram Communications in December 2019, is a narrative that explores the journey of Numa Noto, a young Biyerian who relocates to the United States with aspirations of achieving the American dream. As he navigates the complexities of life as an African migrant, Numa confronts the challenges of cultural differences, societal expectations, and the harsh realities of immigration. The story unfolds against a backdrop of socio-political unrest in his homeland, Wouria, while he strives to connect with various communities in his new environment.

Throughout the 314 pages, readers will find Numa’s experiences reflecting broader themes of identity and belonging as he interacts with diverse groups, including African American students and fellow migrants. His efforts to bridge societal divides lead to personal transformations, not only for himself but also for those around him, including a complicated romantic relationship with Alicia. The narrative addresses issues of injustice faced by minority groups in the United States, culminating in a dramatic climax that leaves readers questioning Numa’s fate. This edition, written in English, invites readers to engage with the intricate dynamics of art, politics, and social science as they follow Numa’s poignant journey.


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Numa Noto, a young Biyerian from Wouria, goes to the United States of America amidst great expectations from relatives to live the American dream, only to face the realities of the typical African migrant in his new home. His irrepressible desire to help his family and to uphold his integrity lands him on a spot where he must not obtain documents to stay in the land of his dreams the way other immigrants did. To succeed in his new society, he has to cope with people and their different peculiarities – age, race, gender, sex, and professional orientation amidst rumours of degenerating socio-political unrest in Wouria, Biyeria. He spends his time trying to bridge walls amongst different factions of society – African Americans students, Africans, Biyerians, inmates, and all who come by him. His activities reform not only Alicia with whom he so unrepentantly falls in love, but the rest of the society both back at home in Biyeria and in Las Cruces, New Mexico, where the story’s action takes stage. Like a vision that gives strength to other weakened enterprises, Numa rescues Norah, but when he tries to save himself from Alicia’s complicated love nest, his whole existence in the United States is threatened. He is unjustly imprisoned, an event that becomes a brow raiser to the injustices suffered by people of his status, and other minority groups in the United States. Then come assassination attempts, the last of which the reader is left to decide whether he survives or not. Even as the young, intelligent and inspirational character dashes to the ground from a gunshot, his words stay strong amongst his fans – Genuine Love can break down the walls that divide us.

Henry A. Mesappe, Ministry of Secondary Education, Cameroon

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“Walls to Bridges A Novel” is credited to Blessed E. Ngoe.
When was “Walls to Bridges A Novel” published?
Publisher: EboniGram Communications. Year: 2019.
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ISBN-13: 9781701437197.
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Language: en. Pages: 314.

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