Purple Hibiscus Free Audiobook Download by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie


"The book is about the search for a new way of being - of thinking about love and relationships - and the complicated quest to find it."

This is a story about how an African girl navigates the complexities of her past and present as she travels to France on business. The audiobook is narrated by Lisette Lecat.

There is no such thing as the perfect text, yet. There are parts that we love, parts that we think make us uncomfortable, portions that come across a bit too preachy or patronizing, and passages that are just plain wrong. But there is something in this text for every reader. We all have our personal relationships with different words and phrases, with different characters or events; but we have moments when the text resonates so deeply that it moves us to tears or laughter or anger.

"In the story, a man travels to America to find his wife who has been living there for some time. While he was in Africa, she had married another man and has two children with him...."

This is a beautiful and powerful book about the differences of life in parts of Africa and America. When sixteen-year-old Kambili and her family move from Nigeria to America, she is shocked by how different life can be, especially when her best friend is a girl who has never seen an African person before. Through the course of this powerful and touching novel, we see Kambili's transformation as she becomes more comfortable with herself while growing into a woman who knows where she belongs.

"The story is about the narrator, Ifemelu, who moves to America from Nigeria and experiences culture shock. As someone who is dealing with the trauma of moving, she also deals with the constant reminder that she's in a different country where one struggles to find anything resembling home."

Published Date 2011-03-25
Duration 11 hours 0 minutes
Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Narrated Lisette Lecat
Reviews
(64 Reviews)
Abridged No
Is It Free? 30-days Free
Category Fiction & Literature
Parent Category Literary Fiction

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