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Originally posted by Bamboozled
1. White Oleander by Janet Fitch - Good book until the end. It starts to drag about 3/4 through, but it redeems itself with a mediocre ending.
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I really liked this book! From the beginning to the end, especially when the main character had the friendship with the black woman...interesting. However I do agree that it ended with little fanfare. I didn't think that was how it was going to turn out.
Another Oprah book (lol) that I thought was good was
We Were the Mulvaneys by Joyce Carol Oates. Another one that I finished reading over the summer was Lalita Tademy's
Cane River...that I definitely recommend.
See, ya'll talking about some ZANE...I have
The Sex Chronicles and it is off the hook. Looking forward to reading her other two works real soon.
Since I'm an English major with a lit concentration, I'm always running across some good works. I'm sorry ya'll but I am just now getting into some Toni Morrison...I have read
Sula as well as
Song of Solomon as well as works by other black women such as Paule Marshall and Jamaica Kincaid.
Most of what I have to read for class is old, but good. I'm happy that I picked this major
Hybrid Mode
