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I've been reading quite some books on Slavery in American history and I really enjoyed the metaphor turned reality in this narrative with a real, physical underground railroad.
It is an interesting and enriching book, but it is not the most touching book on this topic I've read ('the Kitchen House' & 'The invention of wings' are the most gut-wrenching). This is mostly due to the narrator perspective. In between the chapters of Cora's main story, you'll find a brief chapter from the point of view ...more
It is an interesting and enriching book, but it is not the most touching book on this topic I've read ('the Kitchen House' & 'The invention of wings' are the most gut-wrenching). This is mostly due to the narrator perspective. In between the chapters of Cora's main story, you'll find a brief chapter from the point of view ...more
Jul 01, 2019
Melanie Engels
marked it as to-read
Jul 15, 2020
Saar
marked it as to-read
