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title: "Yoruba Girl Dancing Paperback – February 1, 1994"
brand: "simi bedford"
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# Yoruba Girl Dancing Paperback – February 1, 1994

**Brand:** simi bedford
**Price:** ₨6676
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- **What is this?** Yoruba Girl Dancing Paperback – February 1, 1994 by simi bedford
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## Customer Reviews

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    Beautifully written
  

*by F***� on Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 1999*

This was a beautifully written novel. And its perspective is delightfully unique. I've been waiting for years for Bedford to write another book.

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    Yoruba Girl please don't dance!
  

*by A***A on Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2002*

In the novel Yoruba Girl Dancing the author Simi Bedford describes the life of a young girl through the trials and tribulations of her life. The main character Remi is born into a privileged large Nigerian family. At the age of 6 she is sent to a very exclusive all girl boarding school in England. Feeling alienated because she was the only black girl in a school full of perfect English girls. She gets ridiculed for her culture and race. It isn't easy being different, but Remi has to cope with it and she needs to understand that people are different. In dealing with this and going to school, she has to realize who she really is and what she truly stands for and believes in. This novel is very interesting, yet sometimes slow. Often relating to the main character I thought that this book was generally an easy read. The vocabulary was slightly challenging at times. The authors use of poetic detail was beautiful. " The music poured through our veins and we flowed with the beat, each separate portion of our bodies winding and unwinding seamlessly as if we had no bones."The way she writes even the slightest thing like listening to music makes you want to read on.  I would recommend this book to the grade levels of seven and eight. I think that they could both appreciate and understand the text at this age. They might also be able to relate to the main character.  The topic isn't that serious, and the vocabulary is generally easy. I really don't think that it is that interesting to someone older than that because of the maturity of the characters in the book. It also deals with problems that most people face in middle school. Once you are in high school you may not exactly know who you are yet but you do have opinions. Overall I would rate this book

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    3 stars for Yourba Girl
  

*by L***E on Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2002*

Imagine being brought up in a huge house split into two; to where when you go downstairs you are in your Grandmothers part, then when you venture upstairs you are in your Grandfathers part. That's how life is in the life of Remi Foster, the main character in the novel by Simi Bedford, Yoruba girl dancing.  In this novel Remi had to navigate through the maze of races, classes, and culture.  Yoruba girl dancing is set in the time after the second world war. And to me personally I find these times a very interesting time to read, watch and learn about. This novel to me wasn't as interesting as I thought it was going to be when I first picked it up and read the overview on the back of the novel. This young girl, Remi, who was born into a wealthy black family, was taken away from what was familiar to her and forced into a boarding school. The thing is that she's the only black girl in the whole school.  The plot sounds interesting but the novel itself didn't keep my interest long.  Yoruba girl dancing is a novel for those who are interested into how horrible it was to be an African in these times.  Even the wealthiest Africans had to deal with racism in these times. The novel is very well written and at sometimes is very confusing. The author includes how large Remi's family is and makes sure in include each and every family member in the novel.  I would think most readers will find this novel very interesting and add it to their collection, but as for me, I wouldn't add this novel in my home library because of how confused I got by all that happens and all the people who enter and leave the novel.

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