This author wrote about an old mansion that was used as a school for Native American girls that houses Consolata and then becomes a shelter for women.
This author wrote about an old mansion that was used as a school for Native American girls that houses Consolata and then becomes a shelter for women. That building is seventeen miles from Ruby, Oklahoma. This  author also wrote about Sydney, a butler whose niece Jadine was supported by Valerian Street, and she wrote in another novel about the daughter of Paula and Cholly who wishes she could change her appearance. That character is Pecola Breedlove. In another novel, she wrote about boys who moved away when a mirror shattered and when hand prints appeared in a cake. Those boys, Howard and Buglar, were the brothers of Denver and sons of Sethe. Name this author of Paradise, Tar Baby, The Bluest Eye, and Beloved.
This author wrote about an old mansion that was used as a school for Native American girls that houses Consolata and then becomes a shelter for women.
Toni Morrison [or Chloe Ardelia Wofford]