Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's works are deeply influenced by her upbringing in a diverse Nigerian community. Growing up in Nigeria, experiencing both poverty and privilege, she witnessed the complexities of cultural identity and gender roles. Her childhood experiences included exposure to traditional stories and local customs, nurturing her passion for storytelling. Adichie's multicultural background informs her narratives, allowing her to explore themes of feminism, colonialism, and identity in her works, thus advocating for broader representation within literature.