One of the main characters, Obinze, went through an experience that questioned his citizenship as well, although for him, the situation did not end su...

My character, Ifemelu, also struggles with positive interactions between her and her parents. Ifemelu lives in the United States, whilst her parents a...

Ifemelu has a similar situation, she can connect really well with her boyfriend, Blaine, but other people are foreign to her. Ifemelu expresses that: ...

I mean, she was literally told on a bus that she doesn't belong and go back to where she came from!

Being black in America is something that a plethora of people can relate to, however, it's easier to relate to someone in the spotlight. For Ifemelu, ...

Ifemelu has multiple experiences where she has felt as though she doesn’t belong. Whenever she is around people she feels like the elephant in the roo...

A similar experience occurred in my novel! A main point that my character tries to come across is finding love in her natural hair. When searching for...

In the novel, Americanah, Ifemelu is a young Nigerian woman who moved to America to receive higher education and explore new opportunities. As an immi...

Ifemelu is a young woman who immigrated to the United States from Nigeria. For her, Nigeria did not present the same opportunities as the United State...

I agree with your statement, my book is fairly similar in that manner. Both of my main characters go through the struggle of finding the person they o...

In the novel, Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, the main character, Ifemelu, makes a life-altering decision to move away from her home in Nigeri...

Scout: “It had something to do with my going around in overalls. Aunt Alexandra was fanatical on the subject of my attire. I could not possibly hope...

“ ‘Soon’s school starts I’m gonna ask Walter home to dinner,’ I planned, having forgotten my private resolve to beat him up the next time I saw him. ‘...

1. “Mr. Ewell’s face grew scarlet. He stood up and pointed his finger at Tom Robinson. ‘—I seen that black nigger yonder ruttin’ on my Mayella!’ … Jem...

Exceeds: Mr. Cunningham is present in both moments and his action in the second moment demonstrates great sympathy and reconciliation because of the ...