The Open Road: An African Walking

The open road is a captivating recollection of one man's growth and experiences that come with his journey to and settling in th united states.Ababio tells of his past in a manner with which any audience can identify: almost everyone can understand the awkwardness of not fitting in, and the isolation that this creates. The reader can share the emotions of th author, yet the barriers that Ababio is forced to break are unique to those new to America. Though only immigrants and international students or visitors might fully identify with Ababio's specific experiences, his book is one that can educate us all.Some may doubt the recism within a race can exist, others might not recognize tha trials that one must go through to truly grasp the best qualities about America,and many may not be aware of how getting to know different cultures can enrich their own lives.Ababio uses The open Road to open the eyes of these readers to the truth of these matters and more.This book is almost addictive,as the reader is drwn into the tale like a conversation with an old friend. I recommend The open Road to anyone who wants to enjoy the story of one man's extremely interesting,entertaining,and educational transition into manhood and American society.

The open road is a very interesting book to people of all ages.The book is very educative and very encouraging mostly to those people who have worked hard and have reached a point of giving up.For those ones who have not read it, should get a copy and read it.A highly recommended read.

I was blown away, an incredible gift to share with the rest of mankind

Thought provoking piece of art, yet powerfully conveyed.a must for anyone trying to understand an african and actions by the same.

Ababio vividly chronicles his adventure from Kenya to the United States as an international student. Through his words, we feel the changes he goes through moving from one culture to another so starkly different. Many will easily relate to this story and enjoy it tremendously.