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A perfect Score: memoirs of a teacher by Clifford Chianga Oluoch
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Read the journey of teacher / philanthropist Clifford Oluoch as he narrates his 30 plus years experience in education and charity work.
10 delightful stories intertwined with 9 short vignettes completes this emotional journey
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Read the journey of teacher / philanthropist Clifford Oluoch as he narrates his 30 plus years experience in education and charity work.
10 delightful stories intertwined with 9 short vignettes completes this emotional journey
3 reviews for A perfect Score: memoirs of a teacher by Clifford Chianga Oluoch
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Sheila –
Truly enjoying this read guys. It feels like a sharing stories with friends. It’ll you shock you, tickle you and draw you into it. I love it!
Riri (verified owner) –
I read this book so quickly, wanting to know what happened next after every page. No spoilers…but each encounter and narration left me wondering and yearning for more information. After reading this book, I truly want to sit down with the writer and ask him to continue the tales about his experiences in life. It was a great read, of a Kenyan normal jamaa who has navigated this life with incredible experiences to share. I recommend it to anyone who loves real-life stories.
Valentine Robai –
The narration about his experiences as a teacher were great! I gave it a 2 star because I read it right after reading Viola Davis’s Finding Me and found this quite hollow. Comparatively, I felt left hanging. The passion for his work as a teacher and philanthropist was missing like what I found in Viola’s book. Clifford and Viola were born 2 years apart and had almost the same lives. The passion and depth in Violas book was missing here. I wish he has told us more about his childhood, his parents, his sisters & brothers, children & wife. Most of the details were hanging with no known source. I had to fill up the gaps. I did enjoy his connections with his pupils and their parents. It was an OK read..