Rating: 3.50 (1 ratings)
First published 2021
When Chimamanda's beloved father dies suddenly, her world shatters. Reeling from the shock, she must navigate the disorienting new reality of life without him. Memories and aching questions crowd her mind as she grapples with the finality of death. In these poignant, unflinching pages, Chimamanda lays bare the isolating experience of profound grief, capturing its impacts on the mind, body, and relationships. Yet even in her darkest moments, glimmers of resilience and grace emerge, hinting at the possibility of healing.
Genres: death, grief, african-literature, memoir, non-fiction, biography-memoir, 21st-century
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: coping-with-loss, personal-journey
96 pages · Paperback · HARPER COLLINS
Content warnings: death