Books by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
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review 1: I was so inside this while I was reading it, the voice of the main character was so distinct. I was reading it on a pleasurable level to find out what happened to her and her love story, the story of a woman out of place in academia, but also to gain the rare feeling that sometim...
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review 1: This was excellent and so very intelligent and very inclusive. I think the best thing about it was the very blunt and simple way it addressed a lot of mens issues, and the fact that it said that our culture in general, INCLUDING the acts of women, are part of the issue. The only ...
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review 1: I enjoyed this collection, it was a very light reading for the subject matter such as culture clashes and politics and Rugrats DVDs. The stories use relationships to bridge a social/cultural commentary to the reader that is very well defined and clear, yet fresh and never stale. ...
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review 1: Honestly a bit disappointed by this short essay on feminism. As an author I hold Adichie in very high regard, and in terms of composition this essay is great. It is well-written, concise, powerful and her argumentation should delight anyone who appreciates well-constructed rhetor...
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review 1: Short 99-cent Kindle single, but there’s a lot of thoughtful stuff packed in there — and it's inspirational yet fun. I especially liked the real-world examples of sexist behavior from her life in Nigeria; unfortunately, they aren’t much different from what men do in the U.S. Stil...
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review 1: The world was silent when we diedChimamanda is such a great African writer, being raised and brought up in Africa one can easily relate to most of the stories. I like the fact that she tried to connect the African countries by introducing characters like Jomo who is named after ...