And So I Roar

<p><h2><b>Adunni and Ms Tia are back, now forced to confront their pasts and find the courage to roar for themselves</b></h2><br>''A novelist of great power, wit, and invention''<br><b>ELIZABETH GILBERT, author of <i>City of Girls</i></b><br><br>''Daré has proved, once again, that she is a masterful storyteller to be reckoned with''<br><b>TARA M. STRINGFELLOW, author of <i>Memphis</i></b><br><br>''A touching tale of connection and love''<br><b>ANNE GRIFFIN, author of <i>The Island of Longing</i></b><br><br>''An edge-of-your-seat return to the world of <i>The Girl with the Louding Voice</i>''<br><b>CHARMAINE WILKERSON, author of </b><i><b>Black Cake</b></i><br><br>''An enduring story of hope, love and the power we hold''<br><b>ORE AGBAJE-WILLIAMS, author of <i>The Three of Us</i></b><br><br>Plucky fourteen-year-old Adunni is in Lagos, excited to finally enrol in school. Having escaped her rural village in a desperate bid to seek a better future, she''s found refuge with Tia, a kind and brilliant woman on her own troubled journey of self-discovery.<br><br>But it''s not so simple to run away from your past.<br><br>On the night before she is due to join her new classmates for her first lesson, a terrible knocking at the front gate summons Adunni back to her home village, Ikati, where her dramatic story of resilience first began.<br><br>As Tia frantically tries to protect her from an uncertain fate, Adunni must try to save not only herself but all the young women of her village, and transform Ikati into a place where girls are allowed to claim the bright futures they deserve - and roar their stories to the world.<br><br><h3><b>PRAISE FOR ABI DARÉ''S </b><i><b>THE GIRL WITH THE LOUDING VOICE</b></i></h3><br>''A brave, fresh voice . . . unforgettable''<br><b><i>NEW YORK TIMES</i></b><br><br>''The book character I love the most''<br><b>MAGGIE O''FARRELL</b><br><br>''Funny, luminous and heart-swelling''<br><b><i>DAILY MAIL</i></b><br><br>''The words jump off the page''<br><b><i>GUARDIAN</i></b><br><br>''Vibrant, tender beautiful''<br><b>ELIZABETH DAY</b></p>