About
Set during the Nigerian Civil War and the failed attempt to establish the independent state of Biafra, a diverse group of individuals strive to survive while holding onto their dreams and moral integrity. The story follows Ugwu, a village boy adapting to a changing reality, Olanna, a high society woman turned university professor, and Richard, a journalist with aspirations to become a writer. Their lives intertwine amidst the turmoil, offering a poignant portrayal of individuals navigating extraordinary times. This novel by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, inspired by true events of the 1960s, has been praised for its depth and is likened to works by renowned authors.
Pages
562
Publisher
Vintage
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