One Man, Eight Wives, Thirty Children

In this deeply personal and lyrical memoir, Dr. Bruno N. Koffi opens the gates to a world both intimate and universal. He revisits his childhood in Cote d'Ivoire, within a vast polygamous household bound by discipline, devotion, rivalry, and love. At its heart stands a commanding father--patriarch and provider--and eight extraordinary women whose courage and sacrifice shaped generations.Step into the courtyard where one man, eight wives, and thirty children shared a single destiny beneath the Ivorian sun--a story of family, faith, and the enduring ties that define who we are.This book is more than a family chronicle--it is a living tapestry of resilience, belonging, and the intricate beauty of human connection.What does it mean to live in a family of eight wives and be one of thirty children?Beyond the shock of the numbers lies a living laboratory of the human psyche. Across mothers and children, every shade of the psychological spectrum unfolds--alliances and fractures, hidden jealousy and quiet hatred, cooperation and rivalry, and positive and destructive competition. Rooted in tradition yet shaped by personal ambition, this book reveals a complex world of sacrifice, hierarchy, and unspoken tensions, offering a deeply human portrait of family, authority, and the far-reaching consequences of one man's choices.

Pagina's: 134, Paperback, Page Publishing