From the novel; The African Child
The success of the novel lies in the author’s
- realistic portrayal of Laye's courtship with Marie
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effective use of sociological and fictional materials
- recreation of an African childhood in Conakry
- use of traditional elements for colour
The correct answer is: B
Explanation
Camera Laye combines sociological and fictional elements in the novel. He combines elements of his childhood and the childhood of most African children and imbues some fictional elements into the storytelling. The novel is celebrated for capturing the essence of traditional African life, cultural practices, and the emotional journey of growing up in an African society. Laye uses his personal experiences to convey a rich, evocative picture of life in Guinea.
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