A Journey to Paradise is about the author's experiences as he grew up in Uganda and later moved to the United Kingdom. It tells of the usual antagonisms--like poverty, conflict, and mental illness--and it compares the infrastructure of Uganda with the United Kingdom. It talks of intrigue, competition, personal misunderstanding, determination and perseverance, self-discovery, travel, broken relationships, misunderstandings, yearnings, and sexual encounters. It is a journey from childhood to adulthood.
This no-holds-barred book is partially about the author's life and experiences in different parts of the world, his struggle with mental illness, his attempt to rediscover himself as an individual, and his settling in two contradicting worlds: Africa and Europe.
This semiautobiographical piece of writing tries to describe all aspects and conflicts of growing up and the perspective of an individual who has lived a rather intriguing life but still yearns for more, just like any other human being.
A Journey to Paradise tackles all these issues in a no-holds-barred perspective. It highlights the positives and tries to find solutions for the issues that are negative in nature.
The book is divided into three parts. It starts with the author as a young man and progresses as he is a mysterious teenager and young adult and later as an adult. In the end, the author presents advice about the development of the individual, with a few quotes meant for motivating both the writer and those who read the book.
This can be a page-turner if you are passionate about self-development and fighting intrigue as expressed in writing.
A Journey to Paradise is a book for you.
