Toni Cade Bambara
A highly acclaimed 1980 novel exploring community, healing, and activism
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“Indescribably good. The best use of free indirect discourse in ANY NOVEL! EVER. The narration hovers around the town and enters everybody at some point or another. If novels are empathy machines, this book is the top of the line.”
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