"Little Big Baobab" is a rich and inspiring memoir by Marco Senghor. It narrates his journey from his early days in America to the establishment of the Little Baobab Restaurant in San Francisco's vibrant Mission District. The book delves into themes of immigration, cultural identity, and the challenges of achieving the American dream. Senghor's story is a testament to resilience, depicting his encounters with adversity, including legal battles and a devastating fire, and his unwavering spirit in overcoming these hurdles. His narrative is not only his personal tale but also a reflection on broader social and cultural dynamics in modern America. The memoir is a celebration of diversity, community, and the power of dreams, offering readers a deep, emotional journey through the eyes of an Afro-French immigrant in America.