Home, by Toni Morrison, Alfred A. Knopf, $24.
Yes, Home was reviewed in depth by my colleague, Chase Quinn , but we just didn’t want you to miss out on Ms. Morrison’s latest oeuvre. This is the story of Frank, a tormented Korean War vet trying to find his footing when he returns to a racially turbulent country, with his own demons simmering within. This is yet another perfect literary vehicle for Morrison who deals so well with the themes of feeling uprooted, and the emptiness of loss. Don’t be fooled by Home’s scant 145 pages; this novel packs a big emotional punch.
Will you be selecting any books as beach reads from our black books round-up? If not, what are some books you will be including on your summer reading list for 2012?
