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There are people out there who I believe can relate to "Purple Hibiscus" because most kids are shy and dont want to say whats on their mind in fear of getting bullied or punished in some way

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"I wondered why I did not tell her that all my skirts stopped well past my knees, that I did not own any trousers because it was sinful for a woman to wear trousers."

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The theme of Purple Hibiscus is violence in families and not having a voice. Kambili and her brother live their lives in fear of being punished for making mistakes leading them to be mute. Their father punishes them and their mother both physically and emotionally. Their father believes that beating them will make them better and fix their mistakes when it has the opposite affect. They are not encouraged to mature or acheive in life but punished when they do not succeed.

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"A Child called "It" is a source that relates to this book. I believe this because both of the main characters were abused as children and had to live their life in fear.

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"It landed on Jaja first, across his shoulder. Then Mama raised her hands as it landed on her upper arm." During this part of the book Kambili's father is abusing his wife and kids.

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i think 'Wizards of Waverly Place" can relate to this book because Kambili and Jaja have a unique bond together like Alex and Justin, because no matter what they were always there for eachother.

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"Mama was at the door when we drove into our compound. Her face was swollen and the area around her right eye was the black-purple shade of an overripe avocado."

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"Matilda" is a good source that relates to "Purple Hibiscus" because Matilda's parents neglect her in a few of the same ways Kambili's father does.

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I think the movie "Ready Player One" relates to this book because when the children are staying with their father and then go to stay with their aunt, it's like when the character Wade Watts goes into the Oasis to escape from his reality.