One of its chapters describes Kiswana's attempts to educate Cora Lee and her children by accompanying them to a Shakespeare play, yet the latter woman yearns for a return to the title location.
One of its chapters describes Kiswana's attempts to educate Cora Lee and her children by accompanying them to a Shakespeare play, yet the latter woman yearns for a return to the title location. Another of the novel's seven sections focuses on Basil's betrayal of Eva Luciela Turner, one of many questionable acts by male characters throughout the book. The novel ends with the chapter "The Block Party" where the aftermath of Lorraine's rape and Ben's murder lead to the violent destruction of a brick wall and, then, Mattie Michael waking up to the harsh reality of the neighborhood that surrounds her. FTP, name this novel which won the National Book Award in 1983 for Gloria Naylor.
One of its chapters describes Kiswana's attempts to educate Cora Lee and her children by accompanying them to a Shakespeare play, yet the latter woman yearns for a return to the title location.
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