Purple Hibiscus

Style and Technique

In «Purple Hibiscus», Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie employs rich and expressive language that conveys the depth of emotions and the inner world of the characters. The narrative style is lyrical and attentive to detail, allowing the reader to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of Nigerian culture and family relationships. The author skillfully uses symbolism, such as the purple hibiscus as a symbol of freedom and change. The story's structure is non-linear, with flashbacks that help reveal the characters' backstories and motivations. Literary devices like metaphors and allegories enrich the text and make it multilayered. The dialogues in the book are lively and authentic, contributing to a deeper understanding of the characters and their relationships.