The Color Purple (novel)

*The Color Purple* by Alice Walker is a powerful novel that explores the lives of African American women in early 20th-century Georgia. Through the character of Celie, the story addresses themes of oppression, resilience, and sisterhood. It portrays her journey from a marginalized, abused girl to a woman who finds her voice, independence, and love. The book highlights issues of racism, sexism, and the importance of solidarity, emphasizing personal growth and the transformative power of empathy and connection. It’s a moving testament to overcoming adversity and the strength of human spirit.