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staycee_franklyn 's review for:
The Women of Brewster Place
by Gloria Naylor
3.5 stars
Okay, I loved this novel of seven stories. However, I didn't realize that the book was split into seven stories. Once I realized that the novel was a collection of stories that intermingled, I was better prepared to read and enjoy the story. Naylor's writing is so descriptive and moves in a pace that's fitting of the ever changing perspective. I enjoyed each lesson of the stories, although none of the women were the same they shared a sisterhood of Blackness that was familiar and welcoming all throughout the novel.
Okay, I loved this novel of seven stories. However, I didn't realize that the book was split into seven stories. Once I realized that the novel was a collection of stories that intermingled, I was better prepared to read and enjoy the story. Naylor's writing is so descriptive and moves in a pace that's fitting of the ever changing perspective. I enjoyed each lesson of the stories, although none of the women were the same they shared a sisterhood of Blackness that was familiar and welcoming all throughout the novel.