ISBN 9780099555940
Rs. 1,040
Vintage
Home
Who it's for: Readers of literary fiction and Toni Morrison's work
Toni Morrison’s 'Home' is a profound novel chronicling the journey of Frank Money, a Korean War veteran returning to 1950s America. Grappling with his own battle scars, he must rescue his sister Cee from a dangerous situation in their segregated Georgia hometown, confronting his past and seeking a path to healing.Why You Should Read? Explores themes of post-war trauma, racial injustice, and the complex bonds of family. Features Morrison's signature lyrical prose and deep insight into the human condition. A compelling narrative of identity, belonging, and the search for redemption. Offers a powerful reflection on historical and personal conflict in America.
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- Chronicles Frank Money's journey as a Korean War veteran returning to 1950s America
- Explores post-war trauma, racial injustice, and family bonds
- Features Toni Morrison's signature lyrical prose and deep insight
- Set in a segregated Georgia hometown, reflecting historical and personal conflict
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What is the book about?
It follows Frank Money, a Korean War veteran, as he returns to 1950s America to rescue his sister Cee from a dangerous situation in their segregated Georgia hometown, confronting his past and seeking healing.
Who is the author?
Toni Morrison, a Nobel Prize-winning author known for her lyrical prose and deep insight into the human condition.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores post-war trauma, racial injustice, and the complex bonds of family, as well as identity, belonging, and redemption.
What is the setting of the novel?
The novel is set in 1950s America, specifically in a segregated Georgia hometown, reflecting historical and personal conflict.