God Bless the Child

Toni Morrison, who has been awarded many times for her contributions to African-American literature, describes the melting pot and multiculturalism in her latest book, God Bless the Child. It examines the psychology of the new black generation, Americanized by assimilation policies. It examines how childhood shapes a person's story and how traumas sometimes turn into irreparable wounds and sometimes can be a springboard for a person.
The separation experienced by a successful, self-confident young black woman who emphasizes the color of her skin by wearing only white, is caused by the love in her past. While it causes him to face deprivation and heartbreak, it causes him to fall into an existential crisis and trace his true self in pursuit of love.

From Toni Morrison, the author of impressive novels such as Beloved, The Bluest Eye and Mercy, love, family on the road from childhood to adulthood. A nuanced narrative that deals with important topics such as success, friendship and trust...
"What you do to a child matters."
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 176

Printing Year: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Sel Publishing

First Printing Year: 2016

Number of Pages: 176

Language : Turkish