Book Review - The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind

Book Review By Huboor - William Kamkwamba's and Bryan Mealer's The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind:


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I hope that after you read about how I thought of this amazing book, you will like to read it too!

Let's dive right into a wave of a true story of survival against the odds. 

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This book, The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind is a total mind thriller. It's about the one and only William Kamkwamba and everything he has been through in his life in central Africa (Malawi). 

His home is nearby the Wimbe district. The book talks about how his life was at ease and then it became hard during the famine. 


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Around the 14th chapter, it tells how just by reading books and using junkyard scraps, he made a real windmill. He didn't learn it at school! Well, that is because of money being very rare that he could not pay for his education. 



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To me, this book has been an adventure in my mind. It is like I was actually there! 

I don't want to give any spoilers. The rest is a surprise for you. So, bye!



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Remember, goodbyes are not forever.

Goodbyes are not the end. 

They simply mean,  I will miss you until we meet again!!!

Enjoy your adventure!

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