In one story by this author, the narrator thought her 4-year-old son had spilledpalm oil on himself when he was shot by soldiers, but can not recount the storywhen trying to obtain an asylum visa. In a novel by this author, the narrator's fatherresponds to his father's death by scalding his children's feet with water. This authorof the story (+) The American Embassy wrote of Ade Coker, the editor of TheStandard, dying from a mail bomb in the wake of a coup. The narrator of that novel is forbidden from visiting her grandfather because he is considered a pagan by her Cat
In one story by this author, the narrator thought her 4-year-old son had spilledpalm oil on himself when he was shot by soldiers, but can not recount the storywhen trying to obtain an asylum visa. In a novel by this author, the narrator's fatherresponds to his father's death by scalding his children's feet with water. This authorof the story (+) The American Embassy wrote of Ade Coker, the editor of TheStandard, dying from a mail bomb in the wake of a coup. The narrator of that novel is forbidden from visiting her grandfather because he is considered a pagan by her Catholic father. While visiting (*) Nsukka, where her aunt works as a university instructor, the narrator learns that her father died from poisoned tea. For ten points, name this author whose Purple Hibiscus is set in her native Nigeria.
In one story by this author, the narrator thought her 4-year-old son had spilledpalm oil on himself when he was shot by soldiers, but can not recount the storywhen trying to obtain an asylum visa.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie