ISBN 9781529113112
Rs. 1,120
Phoenix
Infinite Riches
Who it's for: Readers of literary fiction and magical realism, especially those following the Azaro trilogy
"Infinite Riches" concludes Ben Okri's acclaimed trilogy, continuing the journey of Azaro, a spirit-child navigating the vibrant yet challenging realities of his African village. Azaro observes the tumultuous lives of his parents: his father, unjustly imprisoned, and his mother, who relentlessly seeks justice. This novel brings Azaro's profound adventures to a poignant and powerful resolution.Why You Should Read? Engage with a unique narrative told from the perspective of a spirit-child. Explore universal themes of justice, family bonds, and spiritual resilience within an African setting. Experience the culmination of Ben Okri's signature poetic style and magical realist storytelling. Complete the celebrated Azaro trilogy, following "The Famished Road" and "Songs of Enchantment."
Highlights
- Final book in Ben Okri's acclaimed Azaro trilogy
- Narrated from the perspective of a spirit-child
- Explores justice, family bonds, and spiritual resilience
- Set in a vibrant African village with magical realist elements
- Follows 'The Famished Road' and 'Songs of Enchantment'
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Is this the final book in the trilogy?
Yes, 'Infinite Riches' concludes Ben Okri's acclaimed trilogy, following 'The Famished Road' and 'Songs of Enchantment.'
Who is the narrator?
The narrator is Azaro, a spirit-child who observes the lives of his parents and the events in his African village.
What are the main plot points?
Azaro's father is unjustly imprisoned, and his mother relentlessly seeks justice, while Azaro navigates the vibrant and challenging realities of his village.
What themes does the book explore?
The book explores universal themes of justice, family bonds, and spiritual resilience within an African setting.
What is the writing style?
The novel showcases Ben Okri's signature poetic style and magical realist storytelling.