denton reviewed The Colour Purple by Alice Walker
One of my favourite books ever
5 stars
The growth of Celie is one I won't ever get out of my mind.
mass market paperback, 295 pages
English language
Published Nov. 16, 2004 by Pocket Books.
The Color Purple
by Alice Walker
4 stars
(43 reviews)
Life wasn't easy for Celie. But she knew how to survive, needing little to get by. Then her husband's lover, a flamboyant blues singer, barreled into her world and gave Celie the courage to ask for more - to laugh, to play, and finally - to love. --back cover
no <3 reviewed The Color Purple by Alice Walker
Review of 'The Color Purple' on 'Goodreads'
5 stars
I feel like I haven't processed the sheer power of this book enough to say I have read it
Jaelyn reviewed The Color Purple by Alice Walker
Review of 'The Color Purple' on 'Storygraph'
4 stars
Set in the southern US in the early 1900s, two sisters separated as kids reach out in letters over 20 years covering Celie’s abuse and troubled marriage before she meets a singer, Shug Avery, a woman who helps Celie free herself from her past.
Set in the southern US in the early 1900s, two sisters separated as kids reach out in letters over 20 years covering Celie’s abuse and troubled marriage before she meets a singer, Shug Avery, a woman who helps Celie free herself from her past.
phronese reviewed The Color Purple by Alice Walker
Review of 'The Color Purple' on 'GoodReads'
3 stars
Probably well written but I couldn't be captivated by the story. Language/culture barrier too big for me.
Kevin Smokler reviewed The Color Purple by Alice Walker
Review of 'The Color Purple' on 'Storygraph'
4 stars
Beautiful, legendary novel about finding your voice. 100% different than the Steven Spielberg adaptation. Late in finding it but glad I did.
