The Long-lasting Tree Reviews

What a wonderful revisiting of the past. The places are real, the names familiar, the whole writeup is just so lit. Added to my library. 📚💜💜💜

This book is amazing. It brings the Luo culture into a clear picture. And the writer's use of styles is on point. Big-up, brother Achola.

I'm greatly enjoying this book. I fell in love with Okayo, such a stupid thing though😅, but i love his courage and attentiveness to issues. Won't relent until i finish the book. This is truly African. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

An amazing read, I would recommend this book to anyone who would like to go back in time to get a bit of the feeling associated with the colonial period ? Thanks to the Author for this great book

Great book. It's very interesting, well-written and unique. Reminds of the great African classic novels.

A book to pick from the shelf. Felt i was reliving times here, those wonderful moments in the history of a people. The Blue-eyed's intention with the bell and the tree's inexplicable powers are itchy... felt like I just wanted to know it all. This is a five-star novel, can't hesitate to say. ???

Holy burning flames! This is the book with the longest chapters! Awesome! One thing to describe it 'a writer is as big as his research'!

read chapter 1 and 2 and I already love it?????????

The writer's use of vivid discription and humour has put the novel at some length. Each theme covered is thoroughly tackled. The novel's uniqueness is undoubtable. I'd give a ?.

This book is highly educative. For someone like me who studies cross-cultural communication, I find it quite important. I'm learning a lot concerning the culture of the Luo tribe of Kenya and how they responded to the western culture, religious conflict and quite a lot to do with relationship. ?