Americanah
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“It’s a good Italian suit,” he said. “It’s small for me so it should fit you.” The trousers were big and bunched up when Obinze tightened his belt, but the jacket, also big, shielded this unsightly pleat of cloth at his waist. Not that he minded. So focused was he on getting through the day, on finally beginning his life, that he would have swaddled his lower parts in a baby’s diaper if that were required. He and Iloba met Cleotilde near Civic Center. She was standing under a tree with her frien...ds, her hair pushed back with a white band, her eyes boldly lined in black; she looked like an older, sexier person. Her ivory dress was tight at her hips. He had paid for the dress. “I haven’t got any proper going-out dress,” she had said in apology when she called to tell him that she had nothing that looked convincingly bridal. She hugged him. She looked nervous, and he tried to deflect his own nervousness by thinking about them together after this, how in less than an hour, he would be free to walk with surer steps on Britain’s streets, and free to kiss her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“It’s a good Italian suit,” he said. “It’s small for me so it should fit you.” The trousers were big and bunched up when Obinze tightened his belt, but the jacket, also big, shielded this unsightly pleat of cloth at his waist. Not that he minded. So focused was he on getting through the day, on finally beginning his life, that he would have swaddled his lower parts in a baby’s diaper if that were required. He and Iloba met Cleotilde near Civic Center. She was standing under a tree with her frien...ds, her hair pushed back with a white band, her eyes boldly lined in black; she looked like an older, sexier person. Her ivory dress was tight at her hips. He had paid for the dress. “I haven’t got any proper going-out dress,” she had said in apology when she called to tell him that she had nothing that looked convincingly bridal. She hugged him. She looked nervous, and he tried to deflect his own nervousness by thinking about them together after this, how in less than an hour, he would be free to walk with surer steps on Britain’s streets, and free to kiss her.
What to read after Americanah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 6 years ago
yo dude can some1 gimme a summary and analysis of this book, got a project on it inclass... CEEBS reading it cuz UGHHH
Guest 6 years ago
Absolutely love it. One of my faves
Guest 6 years ago
this book is pure trash. wtf i hate this book so much. its str8 shit. plus why does the narrator sound like she's british smfuckingh
Guest 6 years ago
How can anyone not love Chimamanda, I can not believe it. Maybe you don't like her because she is a realist and you are possibly one of those common male saugvinistic people.
Guest 6 years ago
You must be an ignorant shit head to hate the book clearly you have no knowledge on anything about the author and generally history. I suggest you go pick a rhyme book you dumbass
Guest 7 years ago
Loved it
Guest 7 years ago
I LOVE THIS BOOK
Guest 7 years ago
i loved it!
Guest 8 years ago
Four words: I hate this book!
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