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Home By Morrison, Toni Published by Vintage Publication Date: 2013-06-20 Subject: Historical Fiction, Korean War, Modern & Contemporary Fiction (Post C 1945), Modern &Amp; Contemporary Fiction (Post C 1945), Modern And Contemporary Fiction (Post 1945), War & Combat Fiction, Modern And Contemporary Fiction (Post 1945), Historical Fiction, War & Combat Fiction, Korean War, Georgia, C 1945 To C 1960, Fiction African American & Black Historical, Fiction, African American & Black, Historical, Fiction Literary, Literary, Fiction War & Military, War & Military, Fiction Southern, Southern, Modern And Contemporary Fiction, Historical Fiction, Narrative Theme: Social Issues, War, Combat And Military Adventure Fiction, Narrative Theme: Politics, 1950-1953 (Korean War Period), Relating To African American People, Georgia (Us State), Maya Angelou; James Baldwin; Barack Obama; I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings; Civil War; The Colour Purple Book; The Invisible Man; Octavia Butler; Their Eyes Were Watching God; If Beale Street Could Talk; Historical Novels; The Bluest Eye; Oprah Winfrey; The Colour Of Time; Books By Black Authors; Where To Go When; American History; I Know Who You Are; The Fire Next Time; Invisible Man Ralph Ellison; A Street Through Time; Tell Me To Go; Zora Neale Hurston; Mouth Full Of Blood; Rest In Power; The Source Of Self Regard; African American, Fiction: General And Literary, Us South, Narrative Theme: Sense Of Place, 1950-1953 (Korean War Period), Georgia (Us State), Relating To African American People, Us South, Georgia, Fiction African American & Black Historical, Fiction Literary, Fiction Southern, Fiction War & Military, Fiction: General And Literary, Modern And Contemporary Fiction, Modern And Contemporary Fiction: General And Literary, Narrative Theme: Politics, Narrative Theme: Sense Of Place, Narrative Theme: Social Issues, War, Combat And Military Adventure Fiction, C 1945 To C 1960 Subject Keywords: maya angelou; james baldwin; barack obama; i know why the caged bird sings; civil war; the colour purple book; the invisible man; octavia butler; their eyes were watching god; if beale street could talk; historical novels; the bluest eye; oprah winfrey; the colour of time; books by black authors; where to go when; american history; i know who you are; the fire next time; invisible man ralph ellison; a street through time; tell me to go; zora neale hurston; mouth full of blood; rest in power; the source of self regard; african american, vintage chatto windus knopf american history historical novels united states; beloved the bluest eye sula song of solomon jazz paradise mouth full of blood; kindered octavia e butler their eyes were watching god zora neale hurston barracoon; if beale street could talk the fire next time lorain ohio native son richard wright the colour purple alice walker; african american authors black writing nobel laureate pulitzer prize winners; American history civil rights oprah winfrey barack obama; womens contemporary classic literary fiction twentieth century literature; slavery racism discrimination civil rights empowering fearless korean war veteran military; the source of self-regard seethe rest in power maya angelou I know why the caged bird sings; medal of freedom invisible man go tell it to the mountain ralph ellison james baldwin Genre: Modern And Contemporary Fiction (Post 1945), Historical Fiction, War & Combat Fiction, Korean War, Georgia, C 1945 To C 1960, Fiction, African American & Black, Historical, Fiction, Literary, Fiction, War & Military, Fiction, Southern, Modern And Contemporary Fiction, Historical Fiction, Narrative Theme: Social Issues, War, Combat And Military Adventure Fiction, Narrative Theme: Politics, 1950-1953 (Korean War Period), Relating To African American People, Georgia (Us State), Fiction: General And Literary, Us South, Narrative Theme: Sense Of Place Target Audience: A Read for the Modern Generation