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People Person, Candice Carty-Williams Dimple knew of her siblings but she didnāt know them. Her father made sure to introduce the five of them all together once, but largely Dimple has been alone. That is until a catastrophic event brings the five siblings, Nikisha, Danny, Dimple, Lizzie and Prynce together. As they navigate a new normal the siblings are forced to confront themselves, each other and the father who left them behind. This is a triumph. From page one I felt like these characters ha...
People Person exudes a sense of reality, defining each protagonist with a natural sense of individuality. Carty-Williams' prose resonating with the chatter of South-East London. Central to the story is the concept of what makes a family. Is it blood, shared experience or loyalty? The five siblings/half siblings resulting from the promiscuity of their ever absent father Cyril, are bought together in extreme circumstances, from which an eventually unbreakable bond is formed.Questions of racial att...
Carty-Williams creates a detailed narrative about accepting who you are and where you came from using 5 half-siblings. They grew up apart, mostly because their mothers couldnāt accept their kidās fatherās actions, and Carty-Williams focuses on their character development as they team together when one of them needs help, creating an intriguing dynamic.
