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Esther Ifesinachi Okonkwo's debut novel, "The Tiny Things Are Heavier," explores young adulthood, migration, and family dynamics through the story of Sommy, a Nigerian graduate student in Iowa. As she navigates loneliness, complex relationships, and guilt over her brother's suicide attempt, Sommy's journey reveals the challenges of cultural adjustment and the evolving nature of familial bonds.
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