Song Of Solomon Novel Text

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Song Of Solomon Novel Text

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Short Description:
Macon “Milkman” Dead III embarks on a journey to uncover his family’s past and understand his own identity.
# Pages:
352
Age:
Age 16
Age:
Age 17
Age:
Age 18+
Author:
Morrison, Toni
Grade:
Grade 10
Grade:
Grades 11-12
Genre:
African America
Themes/ Topics:
Community
Themes/ Topics:
Family
Themes/ Topics:
Freedom
Themes/ Topics:
Identity
Themes/ Topics:
Journey/Quest
Themes/ Topics:
Personal Growth
Themes/ Topics:
Racism
SKU:
944B
ISBN
9781400033423
$17.00
Printed Copy:
Comes printed on 3-hole punched looseleaf ready for your binder or file folder
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Short Description:
Macon “Milkman” Dead III embarks on a journey to uncover his family’s past and understand his own identity.
# Pages:
352
Age:
Age 16
Age:
Age 17
Age:
Age 18+
Author:
Morrison, Toni
Grade:
Grade 10
Grade:
Grades 11-12
Genre:
African America
Themes/ Topics:
Community
Themes/ Topics:
Family
Themes/ Topics:
Freedom
Themes/ Topics:
Identity
Themes/ Topics:
Journey/Quest
Themes/ Topics:
Personal Growth
Themes/ Topics:
Racism
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About the Book Song of Solomon

Song of Solomon by Toni Morrison explores themes of identity, heritage, and self-discovery. The story follows Macon “Milkman” Dead III, a Black American man living in Michigan, as he embarks on a journey to uncover the secrets of his family’s past and understand his own identity.

The novel begins with the dramatic suicide of an insurance agent named Robert Smith, which coincides with the birth of Milkman. Milkman grows up in a privileged but emotionally detached environment, influenced by his father, Macon Dead II, a ruthless landlord focused solely on wealth accumulation. Milkman’s journey of self-discovery is marked by his interactions with his aunt Pilate, a strong and independent woman who lives a life starkly different from his father’s.

As Milkman delves deeper into his family’s history, he learns about the struggles and resilience of his ancestors, including his grandfather, Macon Dead I, who was killed defending his land. This journey takes him from Michigan to Pennsylvania and further south, where he uncovers the true legacy of his family and the symbolic significance of flight in their lives.

Morrison’s novel is celebrated for its rich imagery, complex characters, and its exploration of African American culture and history. It’s a story about personal growth, the importance of understanding one’s roots, and the quest for true freedom.

 

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