Zadie Smith's works reflect a blend of cultural diversity, identity politics, and the complexities of multiculturalism. Influences from her own mixed heritage, as well as the sociopolitical landscape of London, permeate her narratives. Themes of race, class, and the impact of globalization resonate throughout her fiction, showcasing characters grappling with their place in a changing society. Smith's keen observation of human connections and the subtleties of everyday life further reveal her interest in the interplay of personal experiences and broader social issues.