Electrifying read

Purple Hibiscus is a beautiful story. The plot is based on a 14 year-old who grew up under the patronage of stifling a stern father. Her domineering father frequently physically abused his family alongside her, creating terror at home and stunting the growth of his psychological children. Against the backdrop of the deterioration of the socio-economic and political life of Nigeria as it under goes a military coup, the life Kambili knows is shattered and she has to seek for refuge in the home of her aunt. Kambili the sheltered but highly restricted child, who never thought of herself as lucky and who had absconded Earlier completed by her peers and cousin Because of her privileges supposedly, learns to assert herself and Becomes a beloved character, a character who Easily Understood the plight of Those around her .. Kambili at first came to terms with her father as someone who Regarded himself as a pillar of the community and someone she genuinely loved. Even the emotional and physical pains he inflicted are seen only as a gesture of love for her own good, but later she comes to consider his actions as abnormal. With its vivid portrayal of Nigerian life, and brilliant dissection of the characters, this novel moves at a pace Which is electrifying.
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