From the novelist and author of We Should All Be Feminists, a timely and deeply personal account of the loss of her father.
What The Reviewers Say
Allison Arieff,
The San Francisco Chronicle
... achingly of its time.
Carlos Lozada,
The Washington Post
... slim, poignant.
Richard Coles,
The Times (UK)
The narrative interrupts itself, brings us up short, as Adichie is brought up short by the realisation that he is gone. This realisation sneaks up on her in sometimes unexpected ways, through the innocent questions of her four-year-old daughter, or through the fact of a death being sent out into the world by text, or in print, and made real.
ANDERSON TEPPER,
The Los Angeles Times
This small book, intensely personal, is a new exercise in vulnerability.