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Lornographic Material
Lornographic Material rated it 10 years ago
Sula is very nearly a horror novel. We're not talking serial killers or unstoppable monstrosities, but raw human horror, the kind of horror of which I wish there was more. Toni Morrison might cringe to think anyone would consider her work in the same breath as horror fiction, but there are quite a f...
Beamis12
Beamis12 rated it 10 years ago
Absolutely amazing, Morrison can put a story together as very few can. Although only a short novel, so much is said, so much emotional territory is covered. When Sweetness, a light skinned black gives birth to a blue black baby, she is appalled as is her husband who quickly leaves the family. Treati...
literatura sautée
literatura sautée rated it 10 years ago
124 był nawiedzony. Pełen dziecięcego jadu. Wiedziały o tym kobiety mieszkające w tym domu i wiedziały dzieci. Początek najsłynniejszej powieści Toni Morrison elektryzuje jak mało co w literaturze. Gdybym miał ułożyć listę 10 Najlepszych Początków Powieści Ever, Umiłowana otwierałaby pierwszą trójkę...
bobsburgers23
bobsburgers23 rated it 10 years ago
Wow.
Chris Blocker
Chris Blocker rated it 10 years ago
Having read other early Morrison novels, I found nothing surprising in Sula. There's the same gorgeous language and calming tone one will find in The Bluest Eye or Beloved, all layered over some of the most horrific scenes in print. More recent Morrison novels are told in the same beguiling whisper,...
literatura sautée
literatura sautée rated it 10 years ago
Największe traumy wiążą się z tym, o czym się nie mówi głośno. Para przyłapana na gorącym uczynku w krzakach i wydrwiona przez pijaczków w Pierwszym kroku w chmurach – pamiętacie smutek po przeczytaniu tego opowiadania Hłaski? Podobny poziom natężenia emocji znajdziecie w każdym z kilku rozdziałów N...
Michael's Book Babble
Michael's Book Babble rated it 10 years ago
I'm going to keep this short because I really don't have a whole lot I can add to this. I read The Bluest Eye when I was in school, I think when I was in college. And all I remember was I couldn't appreciate the beauty of every written word in it until now. Morrison's prose comes off as almost lyr...
shell pebble
shell pebble rated it 11 years ago
Read with Feminist Book Club @FeministBC This is my contribution to the discussion:I think the main theme of the novel is the self-hatred produced by a racist culture. The most overt image of this is Pecola’s pathological desire for blue eyes, but it is also powerfully evident in the character of Ge...
Jenny's Book Bag
Jenny's Book Bag rated it 11 years ago
3 stars
Jenny's Book Bag
Jenny's Book Bag rated it 11 years ago
3 stars
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