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Roots: The Saga of an American Family
by Alex Haley
You settle on the floor of Alex Haley's living room, warming yourself by the fire as he tells you the story of this ancestors. It's a slow and lilting voice that conveys the pain, joy, exhilaration, and grief of his forefathers and mothers. I feel that the audio book production gave another layer of significance, since all of these stories were passed by word of mouth.
I enjoyed this book and feel that I have learned and grown from the experiences of Kunta, Kizzy, Chicken George, and Tom.
Although I loved this book, I would not recommend it to everyone. I don't think everyone would appreciate the research, story telling, and subject matter.
I enjoyed this book and feel that I have learned and grown from the experiences of Kunta, Kizzy, Chicken George, and Tom.
Although I loved this book, I would not recommend it to everyone. I don't think everyone would appreciate the research, story telling, and subject matter.