The Color Purple by Alice Walker

The Color Purple by Alice Walker

Celie is fourteen, pregnant by the man she believes is her father, and has been told to tell nobody but God. So she writes to God, in her own spelling and grammar, and the letters run for thirty years.

She is married off to a widower who beats her, separated from her sister Nettie, and slowly — through Shug Avery, a blues singer who becomes the great love of her life, and Sofia, who refuses to be hit — she assembles a self. Walker's achievement is that the voice grows in confidence sentence by sentence, and the reader can feel it happen.

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award. One of the essential American novels.

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