The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd

The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd

Fourteen-year-old Lily flees her troubled home and abusive father in 1964 South Carolina, taking refuge with three Black beekeeping sisters whose genuine, unconventional found family teaches her about race, grief and the specific healing power of female community.

Kidd sets this coming-of-age story against the genuine backdrop of the civil rights era, and the beekeeping sisters' rich spiritual and communal life gives the novel real warmth and depth alongside its unflinching engagement with racial injustice.

A beloved bestselling novel of found family and healing in the segregated South.

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