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A GRAIN OF WHEAT

Set against the backdrop of Kenya’s fight for independence, this novel weaves together personal betrayals and political awakening. It captures the tension and transformation of a nation on the brink of freedom.

This document showcases the striking front cover of A Grain of Wheat, a seminal work by Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o. The vivid illustration—featuring a split face and a rising sun—symbolizes the internal and societal conflicts central to the story. Positioned among other literary titles, the cover underscores the book’s enduring relevance and its powerful reflection on colonial resistance and identity.

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Set against the backdrop of Kenya’s fight for independence, this novel weaves together personal betrayals and political awakening.
It captures the tension and transformation of a nation on the brink of freedom.
This document showcases the striking front cover of A Grain of Wheat, a seminal work by Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o.
The vivid illustration—featuring a split face and a rising sun—symbolizes the internal and societal conflicts central to the story. Positioned among other literary titles, the cover underscores the book’s enduring relevance and its powerful reflection on colonial resistance and identity.