Maya Angelou
The 1969 autobiography by Maya Angelou detailing her early years
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“One of the most compelling pieces of nonfiction I have ever read and my introduction to Angelou and her family, whose names I will never forget. I cannot recall a writer who reflects on her past, the cast of characters from it, and its events--no matter how catastrophic--with such grace and eloquence. I implore you to read her many, many books, for her storied life could not be contained in one volume.”
Gather Together in My Name
Beloved
The Art of Memoir
Their Eyes Were Watching God
Educated
The Elements of Style
I'm Glad My Mom Died
Men We Reaped
The Poisonwood Bible
The Artist's Way
Know My Name
Just Kids