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“Dear Ijeawele is a volume as fierce and illuminating as bringing up a confident daughter, both
with love at their core.― —O, The Oprah Magazine“I love this book so much, for many
reasons. Chimamanda is one of my favorite authors.― —Amber Tamblyn, GQ“AdichieÂ
epitomizes and epistolizes our potential in Dear Ijeawele.' —Sloane Crosely, Vanity FairÂ
“Personal and urgent. . . . Adichie is passionate about equality. Her new book offers 15 ways
that we can encourage girls to be strong, to plant seeds of feminism. But more than that, Adichie
hopes the book will help ‘move us toward a world that is more gender equal.†Doing so
means knocking down ingrained assumptions about how men and women think and behave.―
—The Washington Post“Adichieâ€s suggestions are logical and stated clearly, full of her
dry wit, and range from the obvious (‘Do it togetherâ€) to the bold (‘Reject likeabilityâ€). .
. . As much as this is a book written to mothers of daughters, fathers of daughters would benefit
from reading it, too; parents in general would do well to try to raise children who won't have to
grow up and read it at all. . . . Powerful and life-affirming, offering wisdom for everyone.― —The
Village Voice  “Adichie has partly written Dear Ijeawele to reclaim the word feminism from its
abusers and misusers. Her advice is not only to provide children with alternatives—to empower
boys and girls to understand there is no single way to be—but also to understand that the only
universal in this world is difference. Â Adichie is a brilliant novelist and a serious thinker, and she is
also someone who makes no apology for her own trivial interests. Her understanding of feminism
is intertwined with her understanding that we all want to be more than one thing.― —The
Guardian Read more Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is the author of award-winning and bestselling
novels, including Americanah and Half of a Yellow Sun; the short story collection The Thing
Around Your Neck; and the essay We Should All Be Feminists. A recipient of a MacArthur
Fellowship, she divides her time between the United States and Nigeria. Read more See all
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