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    stronger than death.” ― Robert Fulghum‚ All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten. Hope is bared through out the novel “Little Bee”. Little Bee suffered from the most perplexing experiences that a refugee has to face‚ due to society‚ and misfortunate circumstances that she is fleeing from in her Homeland Nigeria. Hope is the core survival tool for Little Bee and other characters in this novel. Hope is the only thing some of these characters have‚ and without hope death seems like the only

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    LITTLE BEE Chapter 2 In the novel “Little Bee”‚ Chapter 2 holds a lot of significant events. After reading this chapter‚ the death of Andrew O’Rourke stood as an attention-grabbing topic to me. Events surrounding his untimely death would allow me to begin piecing together the past of the main character‚ Little Bee. Also‚ it’s my belief that her shadowy past had developed much earlier than her incarceration at the “The Black Hill Immigration Removal Centre”. Five days prior to his death

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    Reality in Fiction: Little Bee “To be well in your mind you have first to be free” (Cleave 147). This quote taken from Little Bee not only grasps an evident theme in the novel but it also briefly identifies how the main character Little Bee struggles for freedom from society‚ her past‚ and ultimately herself. The novel is set in modern day Nigeria and the UK‚ where Nigeria is in the midst of an oil crisis and is struggling to keep it covert from the rest of the world. Little Bee is a sixteen year

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    Suicide Makes Morality (rought draft) In the novel Little Bee‚ by Chris Cleave‚ the author writes about a refugee girl and a couple of English citizens who face many struggles as they move on with their lives.Suicide is a big factor on how the character’s separate lives work out. The different reasons for committing or wanted commit suicide could be seen as immoral from the readers’ perspective. The character Little Bee constantly thinks about ways to kill herself when enters new environments and

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    meetings without premeditation or the process of forethought. In Little Bee by Chris Cleave‚ Little Bee‚ an African American woman‚ runs into British editor Sarah O’Rourke on a beach on Nigeria. In this fateful place‚ their lives accidentally “collide” without either of them planning the encounter; however‚ when this chance meeting occurs between O’Rourke and Little Bee‚ their lives are altered forever as well. The encounter between Little Bee and Sarah O’Rourke was entirely dependent on chance. Prior

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    the perspective of a young Nigerian girl in Little Bee‚ by Chris Cleave‚ this awareness is magnified and even takes on a life of its own. Culture is a huge aspect of this novel‚ and the issues that accompany it‚ along with other themes‚ create a world revolving not only around immigration and cross-cultural differences‚ but love and the length to which one family will go to save a girl who was once just another victim of an African oil war. Little Bee takes the reader on a journey across the world

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    Little Bee By Chris Cleave

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    Chris Cleave‚ is an amazing writer with many popular books in his name. “Little Bee” is one among his collection which was shortlisted for the 2008 Costa Book Awards in Novel category. The book is about the struggle of a Nigerian girl who seeks happiness through that struggle and an English magazine editor who tries to help her out through the struggle. The book scrutinizes the themes about British colonialism‚ globalization and the people who can play their part in making this world a beautiful

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    homes and now plays in the NFL. These athletes exemplify that true desperation and hard work can have a greater effect on the outcome of one’s life than just hope and wishing something would happen. Similarly‚ the characters in Little Bee feel driven by desperation and

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    and characters. In Chris Cleave’s novel‚ Little Bee‚ the author explores where individuality lies within a person‚ as the characters face internal conflict while struggling to define their own identities. Cleave introduces this personal conflict as Sarah describes their personal battles more in depth: “The summer my husband died—we all had identities we were loath to let go of. My son had his Batman costume‚ I still used my husband’s surname‚ and Little Bee…still clung to her name she had taken in

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    The realistic-fiction novel‚ Little Bee‚ by Chris Cleave‚ revolves around two different women‚ one of them being a young Nigerian refugee‚ Little Bee‚ and the other a British widow‚ Sarah O’Rourke‚ who are brought together through a series of improbable coincidences. Because of the alternating perspectives‚ readers are able to see the internal and external struggles that both characters endure. Little Bee struggles to free herself from the strict Nigerian government by running away to Britain and

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