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Literary Fiction· Burundi

Baho!

by Roland Rugero
Aggregate Editorial Score30/100
Published 2012French
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About This Book

Baho! by Roland Rugero is a landmark work of literary fiction, first published in 2012. 'Baho!' is a powerful narrative that captures the essence of Burundian society through the eyes of a mute protagonist. The novel examines the complexities of communication and misunderstanding in a community on the brink of chaos. Rugero's work is noted for its innovative structure and insightful commentary on societal norms. Themes of communication, misunderstanding, community run through the work.

Book Details

AuthorRoland Rugero
Published2012
Country of Origin🇧🇮 Burundi
LanguageFrench
Category📖 Literary Fiction
ISBN9789987081561
Editorial Score30/100
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📖 Literary Fiction

Character-driven fiction that prioritises style, theme, and psychological depth.

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Country of Origin

🇧🇮 Burundi

This book is part of Burundi's rich literary tradition.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Baho! about?

'Baho!' is a powerful narrative that captures the essence of Burundian society through the eyes of a mute protagonist. The novel examines the complexities of communication and misunderstanding in a community on the brink of chaos. Rugero's work is noted for its innovative structure and insightful commentary on societal norms.

Who wrote Baho!?

Baho! was written by Roland Rugero, from Burundi. First published in 2012.

What awards has Baho! won?

Baho! has received the following recognition: notable critical recognition.

Is Baho! worth reading?

Baho! is a well-regarded book with an aggregate editorial score of 30/100 on 50 Best Books. It is particularly recommended for readers interested in communication, misunderstanding, community.

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What category is Baho!?

Baho! is classified as Literary Fiction. Character-driven fiction that prioritises style, theme, and psychological depth.

What country is Baho! from?

Baho! originates from Burundi's literary tradition. Explore more books from Burundi on our country page.

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