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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
ISBN 9780008275709
Rs. 560
Fourth Estate
Dear Ijeawele
A FEMINIST MANIFESTO IN FIFTEEN SUGGESTIONS
Who it's for: Readers interested in feminism and parenting
In Dear Ijeawele, or A Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie provides a thoughtful and direct response to a childhood friend seeking guidance on how to raise her baby girl as a feminist. Originating from a widely shared Facebook post, this book expands on Adichie's invaluable advice, offering fifteen clear and compelling suggestions.Why You Should Read? Offers practical and insightful guidance for empowering daughters to become strong, independent women. Challenges conventional gender stereotypes and societal expectations in a nuanced yet powerful way. Sparks essential conversations about modern womanhood, sexual politics, and equality in the twenty-first century. Presents complex ideas in Adichie's characteristically direct, perceptive, and engaging style.
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- Based on a widely shared Facebook post
- Fifteen clear, practical suggestions
- Direct, perceptive, engaging style
- Challenges conventional gender stereotypes
- Sparks conversations on equality and womanhood
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It's a letter from Adichie to a friend, offering fifteen suggestions for raising a baby girl as a feminist.
How is the book structured?
It presents fifteen clear suggestions, each addressing a different aspect of feminist parenting.
What inspired the book?
It originated from a widely shared Facebook post by Adichie.
What topics does it cover?
It covers topics like gender stereotypes, societal expectations, and empowering daughters.
Who is the intended audience?
It's for anyone interested in feminism, parenting, or raising strong, independent girls.