Book of a lifetime: Sula by Toni Morrison
From The Independent archive: Jackie Kay has a piece of her heart stolen by the eponymous character – part myth, part woman, part mirror, part warrior – and learns what it means to ‘go on a real trip’
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From The Independent archive: Jackie Kay has a piece of her heart stolen by the eponymous character – part myth, part woman, part mirror, part warrior – and learns what it means to ‘go on a real trip’
From the haunting story of little Pecola in ‘The Bluest Eye’ to the deeply painful portrait of slave Sethe’s life in ‘Beloved’, here are some of Toni Morrison’s books you must get your hands on soon.
It follows the stories of two Black women, Nel Wright and Sula Peace, and thier two very different paths on their journey to womanhood.
Morrison's 1973 novel tracks two Black women from childhood to adulthood who choose very different paths.