"Lucid and magnificent." --James McBride, author of The Color of Water "Senna's remarkable first novel <will> cling to your memory. There's Birdie, who takes after her mother's white, New England side of the family--light skin, straight hair. There's her big sister, Cole, who takes after her father, a radical black intellectual. It's the early seventies, and black-power politics divide their parents, who...
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