Born a Crime

"Born a Crime" is the captivating and inspiring autobiography of Trevor Noah, set during the final days of apartheid in South Africa. In this remarkable work, Noah recounts his childhood and adolescence, shaped by the challenges and injustices of a divided country. With a blend of humor and seriousness, he sheds light on the complex relationship with his mother, who plays a central role in his life. Noah's narrative style is both witty and profound, making the book a unique read that entertains while provoking thought. The stories are not only personal memories but also a poignant commentary on the social and political circumstances of his time. "Born a Crime" is a book that resonates with readers around the world and encourages an understanding of identity and resilience.