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The chronicle of the tragic lives of a poor black family in 1940s America. Every night Pecola, unlovely and unloved, prays for blue eyes like those ... Show synopsis

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    Trade paperback, 2000

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    Trade paperback, 2007

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    Hardcover, 1993

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    Trade paperback, 1994

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    Mass-market paperback, 1991

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    Mass-market paperback, 1999

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    Unknown binding, 1998
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    Hardcover, 1999
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    Audiobook cassette, 2000

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    Unknown binding, 1970

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Overall customer rating: 4.500
Maggy
by Maggy on Apr 15, 2009

This book is good; the writing is effective, the story is compelling, and the themes are haunting. A female reader would probably enjoy this better than a male one, simply because many of the themes are concerned with the lives of the female characters (the male ones are not hugely developed). A ... More

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Capturing the Essence of Racism

by Chiroptera on Oct 11, 2008

Morrison's first novel is a marvel of profound insight into the racial situation of post civil-war America. The story centers on young Pecola Breedlove, a Black child caught up in a society that tells her that she is irredeemably ugly and worthless because of it. Her sad tale is the linking thread, ... More

rejoyce
by rejoyce on Aug 1, 2007

Toni Morrison's auspicious debut novel is an unsparing study of the corrosive effects of racism on a little girl, Pecola Breedlove. The novel is narrated by another girl, Claudia McTeer, and divided into four seasonal sections. Morrison draws upon her autobiographical experience growing up in a mining ... More

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