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Toni Morrison
American writer, winner of the Pulitzer Prize in 1988 and the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993. In his works, Morrison talks about the lives of people of color, especially women.
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Sethe, antigua esclava que logró escapar a Ohio, vive años después marcada por los recuerdos del horror sufrido en la plantación Sweet Home. Cuando una misteriosa joven llamada Beloved aparece en su vida, el pasado que intenta olvidar regresa con fuerza, obligándola a enfrentarse al trauma, la culpa y las heridas de la esclavitud.
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Bride is a young black woman of just over twenty years who has had to overcome many obstacles in her life to become the successful business woman she is today.
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