Purple Hibiscus by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Purple Hibiscus by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Kambili grows up in a wealthy, devoutly Catholic Nigerian household ruled by her father's rigid, punishing standards, and a visit to her aunt's much poorer but genuinely joyful home reveals to her, for the first time, an alternative to the fear that has always structured her family life.

Adichie writes domestic abuse hidden beneath religious piety and social respectability with unflinching clarity, and Kambili's gradual awakening to her own silenced voice unfolds against the backdrop of a Nigeria itself under political upheaval, mirroring the novel's central themes of authority and control.

Adichie's acclaimed debut novel, winner of the Commonwealth Writers' Prize.

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