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Purple Hibiscus

Purple Hibiscus

Novel by Chimamanda Ngozi AdichieWikipedia

Search complete. 5 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Purple Hibiscus".

Oct 22, 2026

Ife IvanaHOST
5:56
People read it in secondary school as part of their literature, but I had a different selection of books that I read.
Ife IvanaHOST
6:01
Another classic I haven't read, nobody should come for me, is Purple Hibiscus by Chimamanda.
Ife IvanaHOST
6:07
But I will be circling back to read that one.
Ife IvanaHOST
6:10
But yeah, currently on Things Fall Apart.
MofeHOST
18:42
Change My Life is a huge stretch, but it's a huge, huge stretch.
MofeHOST
18:49
But I remember how I felt the first time I read Purple Hibiscus, and I think I just need to put that out there that, oh my goodness, oh my goodness, some people are gifted, all right?
FemiHOST
19:01
Purple
MofeHOST
19:02
Hibiscus was, oh my goodness, like, such a beautiful book such a beautiful book so yeah i think that that's a book not changed my life but yeah definitely it

10 MINS LATER

MofeHOST
29:14
I can't remember, but it used to be on somewhere.
FemiHOST
29:15
The last question we're going to be answering for this episode is, if you could invite any author onto the podcast, who would it be? I know your answer.
MofeHOST
29:26
my girl my girl my girl the author of the purple hibiscus the author of alpha the yellow sun the author of americana the one and only what does
FemiHOST
29:38
it say yeah
Eve JacksonHOST
7:58
in London.
Eve JacksonHOST
7:59
That piece is called Purple Hibiscus.
Ibrahim MahamaGUEST
8:00
Yes.
Eve JacksonHOST
8:01
A reference to a Nigerian author, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, and her book, Purple Hibiscus.
Ibrahim MahamaGUEST
8:06
Yes.
Eve JacksonHOST
8:06
What is it that you admire about her writing?

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