Book redefines classics

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	• The Color Purple (25th Anniversary Edition) Alice Walker Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2007 - 288 pages average customer review:based on 446 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Book redefines classics

I did not enjoy parts of the book because of the style of writing. The part of the book that was enjoyable is when Celie and her sister shared numerous letters. Celie's sister, Nettie, is in Africa while Celie is in America. Celie and her sister have not seen each other in thirty years, since Celie got married to Mr.___. Celie finds out that her husband has been hiding her sisters letters from her. Her sister tells her a story about her life in the past thirty years through numerous amounts of letters. When Celie finishes reading these letters she starts writing back to her sister. In these letters, Nettie also tells her sister about how the white people were taking advantage of the African tribes in Africa. Many things happen, but they are for you to read. I can see why this book is a classic because of the topics it covers, but personally it is not my favorite book.

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surprise

i was pleasantly surprised by this classic. an incredible account of strenght from an atypical hero. i hope you will take a chance on this classic.

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Color Purple

I love this book and I would recommend anyone to read it and watch the movie.

best book ever!

this book was not only the best book i have ever read, but also a beautiful and emotional rollercoaster on the course of a young woman's life. this book tells the story of a black woman who grew up in the south with many hard times, but with the help of her "goddess," she grew to be tough and more of a woman than most. it was a pleasure to read. i cant wait to see the movie as well!

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