Sula

Sula (1973) invites you into the lives of Sula Peace and Nel Wright, childhood friends whose lives take sharply different paths. Their story explores friendship, betrayal, and identity, as well as examining life in a quiet African American town in the 1920s.

• Avid readers of literary masterpieces
• Anyone interested in themes of race, gender, or identity
• Enthusiasts of African American history and culture

Toni Morrison was an American novelist, essayist, and teacher, known for her complex narratives about the African American experience. Among her celebrated works are Beloved and The Bluest Eye, both of which delve into themes of identity, community, and historical legacy. Morrison’s influential career culminated with her winning the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993.