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 SulaToni MorrisonIn Toni Morrison's Sula, a young black girl named Sula matures into a strong and determined woman in the face of adversity — and with the distrust, even hatred, of her by the African-American community in which she lives. Toni Morrison delves into the strong female relationships Sula has with best friend Nel and grandmother Eva — and how these bonds nurture and threaten individual identity. Search this CliffsNote
Book SummaryToni Morrison BiographyChildhood to WomanhoodTeaching and WritingAbout SulaSummary and Analysis by ChapterPart 1: ProloguePart 1: 1919Part 1: 1920Part 1: 1921Part 1: 1922Part 1: 1923Part 1: 1927Part 2: 1937Part 2: 1939Part 2: 1940Part 2: 1941Part 2: 1965Character ListCharacter AnalysisSula PeaceNel Wright GreeneEva PeaceCritical EssaysBlack Soldiers in World War IMotifs in SulaStudy and Homework HelpFull Glossary for SulaQuizEssay Questions
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