Betty by Tiffany McDaniel

Betty by Tiffany McDaniel

Betty Carpenter, the sixth of eight children born to a white mother and a Cherokee father in 1954 rural Ohio, grows up marked by both her family's fierce love and the poverty, racism and violence surrounding them, and her father's storytelling becomes her lifeline through genuine hardship.

McDaniel writes with lush, unflinching lyricism about trauma and resilience, drawing loosely on her own family history, and Betty's determination to write her own story rather than simply survive one imposed on her gives this sweeping novel real emotional and mythic power.

A critically acclaimed, sweeping novel of family, identity and survival in rural America.

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