Everything Good Will Come

‘There is wit, intelligence and a delicious irreverence in this book.’ – Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie; ‘A classic of world literature, this beautifully written, funny and piercingly honest story.’ – School Depot; ‘Everything Good Will Come is a profound story that showcased a myriad of themes from friendships, family, womanhood, feminism to the culture/traditions and politics in Nigeria. Sefi Atta is an amazing writer and she took us on an unforgettable journey. She wrote characters so flawed and relatable. This is one of my favourite books ever... such a timeless piece of work. When I think of how we young people in Nigeria have made our voices heard in the past few weeks, I can’t help but feel like everything good will come eventually. We can’t give up.’ – Tosin, Bookstagrammer; ‘Whenever I am down and faced with life’s personal challenges or bogged down by the problems of Nigeria especially, I find that phrase ‘Everything Good Will Come’ in pink and green neon bar lights unconsciously flashing in my head and calming my spirit down. If you get the chance pick this book up.’ – Adaure Achumba; ‘[A] book of spirit and an inspiration for anyone who has ever been in opposition to societal or cultural norms.’ – Bloomsbury Review; ‘A literary masterpiece... Everything Good Will Come put me into a spell from the first page to the very last... It portrays the complicated society and history of Nigeria through brilliant prose.’ – World Literature Today; ‘Beautifully paced... a country struggling to find its post-Independence identity.’ – TLS; ‘Every part is reawakened and alive: red, throbbing, like the heartbeat of a healthy newborn... I was sorry when I came to the end.’ – Buchi Emecheta; ''An original, witty coming-of-age tale... an iridescent introduction to a fascinating nation.' – Observer Magazine.