Helen Fielding
Books by Helen Fielding
Cause Celeb
by Helen Fielding
I believe that this is the only novel about emergency response. It’s the story of a woman who drops her boyfriend and well-paid job in London and goes to a made-up African country. She gets involved in the relief efforts after a famine and feels really strongly about it. It’s a slightly simplistic account, but a pretty accurate portrayal of what goes on
Interviews where books by Helen Fielding were recommended
The best books on Aid Work, recommended by Cassie Knight
From 2001 to 2003, Cassie Knight lived and worked in Brazzaville, the capital of the Republic of Congo, managing a humanitarian aid program after the 1999 civil war. Here, she recommends books on aid work, and its realities as well as inspiring books about it.
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen