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With Aroni books you start a great journey. A journey of Discovery, Brotherhood and Sisterhood, and Sharing. Sharing of ideas, opinions, knowledge and Wisdom. But most importantly a journey to the magic region of the Great Lakes Region of Africa, arguably known as the place where all started, the birthplace of the first human, of Eve and the true location of the Eden Garden.
It is also known as the place where Solomon’s gold mines were allegedly located. It is there where the source of the Nile is found, the remaining mountain gorillas dwell, the World richest untapped natural resources remain. Sadly, it is also the place where people have endured untold suffering; a forsaken people, victims of the riches that, instead of being a blessing have become a haunting curse.
With this blog, we hope to tell their stories, pain, joy, aspirations, hopes and successes. Take time to learn about African culture, tales, epics and legends.The Great Lakes of Africa includes a vast area covering the countries of Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, East of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), South of Sudan, and the Central African Republic.
With this blog you start a great journey. A journey of Discovery, Brotherhood and Sisterhood, and Sharing. Sharing of ideas, opinions, knowledge and wisdom. But most importantly a journey to the magic region of the Great Lakes Region of Africa, arguably known as the place where all started, the birthplace of the first human, of Eve, and the true location of the Eden Garden.
It is also known as the place where Solomon’s gold mines were allegedly located. It is there where the source of the Nile is found, the remaining mountain gorillas dwell, the World richest untapped natural resources remain. Sadly, it is also the place where people have endured untold suffering; a forsaken people, victims of the riches that, instead of being a blessing have become a haunting curse.
With this blog, we hope to tell their stories, pain, joy, aspirations, hopes and successes.
The Great Lakes of Africa includes a vast area covering the countries of Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, East of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), South of Sudan, and the Central African Republic.
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Legs Of Tornado
Even Roosters Dream To Fly is both a page-turner and an inspirational book for readers of all ages and backgrounds
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Even Roosters Dream To Fly is both a page-turner and an inspirational book for readers of all ages and backgrounds
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Review 1
I am happy that I decided to read this tale, it was full of stance, and there was not a single second where I got bored or thought to leave it aside. I really like how Felicien Kanyamibwa framed everything in Legs of Tornado: The Human Who Outran the Wind, and I believe no author could justify this storyline. I am thankful to Mr. Felicien, who has crafted an amazing tale for us.
Review 2
Felicien Kanymibwa has some magic when he starts describing any tale or its characters; the connections develop on its own. When I read his first book, I was impressed with the character development and the storyline, but when I came across his second book, I was pleased to be the reader of Legs of Tornado: The Human Who Outran the Wind.
Review 3
There is nothing to dislike about Felicien Kanyamibwa’s writing; he is always clear and concise when putting interesting details. Also, he makes sure to do his research to give us good and thought-provoking stories. There are many reasons to love Legs of Tornado: The Human Who Outran the Wind; courageousness and believing in oneself remains the best for me.
Review 4
The moment my eyes witnessed the title Legs of Tornado: The Human Who Outran the Wind, I decided to buy it. I, along with my children, enjoyed every bit of this tale. This is maybe fiction, but the way Felicien Kanyamibwa has tried to school his readers, related to topics like bravery, power, and dedication, is priceless. He actually knows how to introduce and develop the characters, many to the point that you actually know them.
This is a story that is packed with action, adventure, suspense, and a lot more!!
Review 5
This book took many twists and turns! It kept me guessing. As I read the title Legs of Tornado: The Human Who Outran the Wind, I couldn’t predict what would happen next. It is very suspenseful and well-written, one of the best books I’ve read this year!
I love how Felicein Kanyamibwa has again come across with such an amazing plot. I don’t get easily fascinated by the fictional write-ups but trust me, it gauged my attention until the end, and I am so happy to invest my valuable time in this amazing fictional tale.
Review 6
Legs of Tornado: The Human Who Outran the Wind is a tale of a young boy who decides to depend upon his bravery while endangering his life. We can learn a lot from the message which Felicien Kanywamibwa has tried to convey in his book. I really wanted the King to take action against the Chief because he tried to mislead him against Maguru, but I was satisfied that the King understood Maguru and his hunting skills. Once in a while, we see such tales in which everything goes well, and I am happy that Felicien pictured it well.
Review 7
Legs of Tornado: The Human Who Outran the Wind is an amazing read. It starts with a lifestyle of a simple boy who loves to dream big; with his superb hunting skills, we see how he becomes one of the significant parts of the entire kingdom. I salute authors like Felicien Kanywamibwa, who allow their readers to think beyond the predictable and rise out of the ordinary.
Although it is a fictional write-up, the way everything is stitched up, it seems how bravery and self-reliance make a person grow above all. This tale is a flaming torch for the folks who only look for motivation and dedication to earn something greater.
Review 8
First, I would like to congratulate Felicien Kanyamibwa for his great success with his first book, and I cannot thank him enough for another masterpiece. He has gauged readers’ attention intact and provided a more interesting plot this time. I am already a fan!
Legs of Tornado: The Human Who Outran the Wind is a fantastic read; it gives you a lesson to be brave enough to pursue your dreams and accomplish anything you have had dreamt so far. As a writer, I found it captivating the minds of readers because when you add stance in the title of your book, the reader makes sure to find the answer by the end of the book, and the author has crafted an amazing tale throughout.
Review 6
He has indeed written one of the best novels about colonialism really brought tears into my eyes. The books by Felicien are more than normal classic fairy tale books and enlighten the audience about the issues of other fellow human beings. His inspirational tale can be read by children who are facing challenges at home or school, as well as adults who want to learn from examples within this story.
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Review 1
I really enjoyed how Felicien Kanyamibwa has developed the characters and scenes in Even Roosters Dream to Fly. It encapsulates how you can follow your dreams when you trust yourself and your talent completely. The way the author has defined this long tale is admirable. It will not be wrong to say that authors like Felicien make their readers think differently and believe in commendable success in this huge world. It’s a must-read.
Review 2
Felicien Kanyamibwa is an impressive author; the way he has stitched up everything Even Roosters Dream to Fly is not everyone’s cup of tea. At first, I was adamant that it would be a boring tale, but as I moved forward with the chapters, I was amused how the author made it easy for the readers to understand and get along with the plot. We really need authors like Felicien who craft their stories according to the reader’s mindsets. I am extremely happy that I got to read this masterpiece.
Review 3
Even Roosters Dream to Fly is an amazing work of fiction. The author Felicien Kanyamibwa has described true events in the geographical area now known as Rwanda, in the late 19th or early 20th century, especially between 1885 and 1918. We are standing here in 2022, but through this tale’s detailed and relatable content, I thought we have time-traveled to decades ago – it is pure beauty.
Review 4
I have never been so inclined toward a storyline that has discussed different aspects of life. Even Roosters Dream to Fly is a story of love, betrayal, the clash of cultures and humanity. Felicien Kanyamibwa has crafted the entire scenario strikingly, making readers go wow about the history and how people used to be in ancient times. At first, I thought of it as one of the conventional tales, but as I went forward, I realized there were more subjects, which the author has unwrapped wholeheartedly. If you want to make the most of your time, grab a copy now and enjoy this phenomenal tale.
Review 5
The excitement of the story kept me turning the pages as fast as I could. Also, this would be an excellent book to reads like a family together. Felicien Kanyamibwa has excellently developed the characters. After reading the book’s title, Even Roosters Dream to Fly, one cannot really conclude what will happen in the end; this is an entire masterpiece. I am happy that I got to read this book because once in a while author gives his best shot, and I must say this book is a phenomenal hit for the author.
Review 6
I cannot believe these book genres are not as popular as they should be. I devour these books faster than any other book genre. I absolutely loved the writing and storyline. In my eyes, Even Roosters Dream to Fly by Felicien Kanyamibwa is a great story as the plot thickens and huge sacrifices have to be made. I loved how Manzi focused on his kingdom while having immense love for the queen. Although he could live his entire life according to his will, he preferred to invest his time and energy in the well-being of his entire kingdom.
Review 7
Even Roosters Dream to Fly really hooked my nine-year-old son and me. There was great character development and rolling adventure. Felicien Kanyamibwa encourages ethical questioning of racial prejudice and the following authority. A vibrant mix of fantasy and historical fact. Also, I liked the ending of this tale; it is now really close to my heart. Thank you very much for enchanting us with great tales. Right now, I may not pen down my genuine feelings right away, but this book deserves recognition all over the world.
Review 8
First, I would like to appreciate how Felicien Kanyamibwa has brought up the entire storyline – there was a struggle, passion, love, loyalty, and dedication to serving the homeland. Very few authors possess the ability to discuss everything magnificently. My favorite part of Even Roosters Dream to Fly was when Manzi married the princess when he won the challenge of killing a bull – It was when we got to see passion, dedication, and commitment towards the cause. I prefer fictional writings more because there we get to understand everything with someone else’s mindset, and that, I think, is what the reader loves to perceive when he is capturing the world with the eyes of the author.
Review 6
I cannot believe these book genres are not as popular as they should be. I devour these books faster than any other book genre. I absolutely loved the writing and storyline. In my eyes, Even Roosters Dream to Fly by Felicien Kanyamibwa is a great story as the plot thickens and huge sacrifices have to be made. I loved how Manzi focused on his kingdom while having immense love for the queen. Although he could live his entire life according to his will, he preferred to invest his time and energy in the well-being of his entire kingdom.
I think that is a fair point; the Rwandan massacre what lead to the international community seriously debating how to react effectively when citizens’ human rights are grossly and systematically violated within a nation’s borders.The core of the issue is whether states have unconditional sovereignty over their affairs or whether the innotnatieral community has the right to intervene militarily in a country for humanitarian purposes. If Rwanda had a right to unconditional sovereignty, then the UN acted correctly in standing by and watching a million Rwandans be massacred. If the international community only has a right to intervene, then arguably they didn’t do anything wrong either a right is not an obligation. This is how the initial discussion about the right to humanitarian intervention evolved into the now well-established concept of a “responsibility to protect”.One of the issues faced by the UN that I mentioned was the member states’ concern with public reaction to them sending peace-keeping troops. Many of the UN member states are fully-fledged democracies if the majority of their citizens are against their country participating in an intervention does this give the country a justification in not participating in such an intervention?