Enjoying an unusually close relationship with her daughter, Phoebe, Catherine Sanderson has kept only one secret--the identity of Phoebe's father--until Phoebe embarks on her own search for her paternity, bringing her real father, B. J., an investigative reporter working on a story involving Catherine's newest client, back into their lives. 50,000 first printing.
Pearl Cleage Orden de los libros (cronológico)
7 de diciembre de 1948
Pearl Cleage es una autora cuyas obras, tanto de ficción como de no ficción, a menudo profundizan en las intersecciones del feminismo y el racismo, particularmente en el contexto de la vida de las mujeres afroamericanas. Su escritura se basa en gran medida en experiencias personales y narrativas comunitarias, abordando temas como la violencia doméstica y la violación dentro de la comunidad negra con una perspectiva distintivamente feminista. Cleage explora temas de identidad, comunidad y justicia social a través de su prosa poderosa y cautivadora. Su voz autoral es reconocida por su franqueza y su capacidad para llegar al corazón de complejos problemas sociales.
What Looks Like Crazy on an Ordinary Day
- 256 páginas
- 9 horas de lectura
But what she thinks is the end is only the beginning because there's too much going down in her hometown for Ava to ignore. There's the Sewing Circus - sister Joyce's determined effort to educate Idlewild's young black women about sex, drugs, pregnancy, whatever...despite the interference of the good Reverend Anderson and his most virtuous, "just say no" wife. Plus Joyce needs a helping hand to make a loving home for Imani, an abandoned crack baby whom she's taken into her heart. And then there's Wild Eddie, whose legendary background in violence combined with his Eastern gentility has stirred Ava's interest...and something more.