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Two African American Women, Sula And Nel, Were Life-long Friends Who Grew Up In A Small, Poor Ohio Town Until Sula Left For The Big City And Returned Years Later To Find That She And Nel Are Worlds Apart. This Rich And Moving Novel Traces The Lives Of Two Black Heroines -- From Their Growing Up Together In A Small Ohio Town, Through Their Sharply Divergent Paths Of Womanhood, To Their Ultimate Confrontation And Reconciliation. The One, Nel Wright, Chooses To Stay In The Place Of Her Birth, To Marry, To Raise A Family, To Become A Pillar Of The Tightly Knit Black Community. The Other, Sula Peace, Rejects All That Nel Has Accepted. She Escapes To College, Submerges Herself In City Life, And When She Returns To Her Roots, It Is As A Rebel, A Mocker, A Wanton Sexual Seductress. Both Women Must Suffer The Consequences Of Their Choices; Both Must Decide If They Can Afford To Harbor The Love They Have For Each Other; And Both Combine To Create An Unforgettable Rendering Of What It Means And Costs To Exist And Survive As A Black Woman In America.
- Author
- Morrison, Toni.
- Publisher
- Knopf ; distributed by Random House, 1998, c1973.
- Published
- 1998
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780786246533
- Subjects
- Literary Fiction, Children'S, Fiction
- Rating
- 3.86 / 5 (171 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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