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Beautifully written. A window on the world of Mexico's drug cartels, corruption, and desperate migrants. Also, a story of determination, bravery and love.

Intelligent and sharply satiric critique of the United State’s obsession with racial categorisation. The novel has recently been adapted into the film ‘American Fiction’.

Narrated from the blurred perspectives of a child, adult and omniscient narrator, Morrison’s debut novel (which since its publication has attracted a host of book-banning controversies) deals with the lasting effects of childhood trauma in all its ugly variants. Morrison’s poetic prose mingles with her stark subject matter to create a novel that is simultaneously beautiful and utterly, incurably bleak. The novel’s opening alone is the most chilling I have ever read…

She's abandoned on an island because of what she is. Meets lots of people, Hermes, medea to be cleansed, odyseus and his slimy crew she turns into pigs, but she turns them back. Surprising twist.

She's abandoned on an island because of what she is. Meets lots of people, Hermes, medea to be cleansed, odyseus and his slimy crew she turns into pigs, but she turns them back. Surprising twist.