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Entrapped in My Own Shell: Memoire of a Cameroonian Woman
Entrapped in my Own Shell is a fascinating and inspiring story of one woman's struggle to overcome the sexism and corruption of her native Cameroon by seeking refuge in the United States where she now lives and has provided means for her extended family to share in her success. This book would be of interest to diverse audiences from women seeking moral support and students in Ethnic/Black studies, to Americans interested in learning about other cultures.
206 pages, Paperback
First published March 31, 2011
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