Half of a Yellow Sun Free Audiobook Download by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

This is a story of the Biafra War, told through the eyes of fifteen-year-old Ifemelu and her friend Odenigbo. It's a story about coming-of-age, friendship, love, loss, and war. It's also an allegory for race relations in America with themes that include feminism, racism surrounding same-sex relationships, immigration issues and cultural identity.

The novel follows the lives of three Nigerian women during one of the most turbulent periods in Nigeria's history. It is set in the years just after World War II and during the rise of independence. The story begins with the narrator, Ugwu, a young man from a farming village who has migrated to city and works as a chauffeur and errand boy for an upper-class family. He falls in love with Olanna, a woman living on her own who shares his sentiments.

The story is about the civil war in Nigeria. It follows two sisters, Olanna and Kainene, who are from different sides of the conflict. The book traces their personal and political lives as they endure the civil war and its aftermath.

Half of a Yellow Sun is the story of two sisters, Oshun and Ugwu, during Nigeria's struggle for independence from British Colonial rule. After their father is killed in the war, the girls must find a way to survive on their own when their mother remarries and becomes dependent on her new husband's family.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's Half of a Yellow Sun is a novel that tells the story of young people living in Nigeria during the end of British colonial rule and during the first years of Nigerian independence. The novel follows Olanna and her daughter, Kainene, as they struggle to find themselves in the midst of strife, violence, and changes surrounding them.