Overview
Xuela Claudette Richardson looks back on seventy years of her life, beginning with her birth and the death of her mother. Her memories are sharp and poignant, as she describes her detached father, her passion for the stevedore Roland, and her marriage to a man who offers her status and wealth, but whom she cannot love.
Themes
The book highlights the struggle of Afro-Caribbean women for identity and independence, amidst sexism and colonialism.
Information about the learning material
- Suitable for: Self-study and education
- Language: English
- Language level: B2/C1
Availability
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