Ibiere Ken-Maduako

After the Fifth

Fiction

“Fellie Oka Moh, using very simple, fluid, lucid, and occasionally sarcastic language, paints a vivid picture of a typical Igbo woman from birth, childhood, and teenage life to maturity, clearly exposing female societal roles and expectations. . . . I find this piece of prose captivating and inspiring. It is a must-read for every child, man, or woman who . . . desires to understand the experiences and challenges of women in a typical African Igbo society. You can’t stop reading until you get to the end. Happy reading, everyone!”