◉ Title: Days in Africa ◉ Synopsis "The first thing that comes to mind when I wake up in the morning is the joy of knowing that this is where I belong." In 1914, Dinesen abandoned the aristocratic society of Northern Europe and went to Africa, where she managed a vast coffee plantation in Kenya. For 18 years, until she finally left this land, Dinesen lived as the mistress of the farm. The great power of Africa that liberated her. Days that burned with life. This book, which holds the drama of her own death and rebirth, is not only a masterpiece of autobiographical literature, but also a grand "African saga," and is today hailed as the greatest work of Dinesen's literature. (From the cover sleeve) ◉ Condition It has been kept on a bookshelf, but There is discoloration, fading, and stains due to aging. There are also damage and scratches. The contents are generally in good condition. Please understand that this is a used item and purchase accordingly. Thank you.