Americanah

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Americanah is a critically acclaimed novel by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie that explores themes of race, identity, and migration through the experiences of a young Nigerian woman who moves to the United States and later returns to Nigeria.

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instanceOf novel
adaptationStatus development (later reported cancelled)
author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie NERFINISHED
awardReceived Chicago Tribune Heartland Prize for Fiction NERFINISHED
National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Nigeria NERFINISHED
criticalReception critically acclaimed
genre bildungsroman
literary fiction
romantic novel
social novel
hasAdaptationPlanned television miniseries
hasCharacter Aunty Uju NERFINISHED
Blaine NERFINISHED
Curt NERFINISHED
Dike NERFINISHED
Ifemelu NERFINISHED
Kosi NERFINISHED
Obinze NERFINISHED
hasWebsiteWithinWork Ifemelu's race blog NERFINISHED
isbn 978-0-307-96212-6
literaryPeriod 21st-century literature
mainTheme Nigerian diaspora
belonging
diaspora
hair politics
identity
immigration
love
migration
postcolonialism
race
race in the United States
narrativePerspective third-person narration
notableFor depiction of Nigerian and American cultures
exploration of Black hair and beauty standards
portrayal of race from an African immigrant perspective
originalLanguage English
protagonist Ifemelu NERFINISHED
Obinze NERFINISHED
publicationDate 2013
publisher Alfred A. Knopf
Fourth Estate NERFINISHED
setting Baltimore NERFINISHED
Lagos NERFINISHED
Nigeria NERFINISHED
Philadelphia NERFINISHED
Princeton, New Jersey NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
shortlistedFor Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction NERFINISHED
structure nonlinear narrative

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