A candid memoir of survival, searching and self-discovery
Fair to good Condition - Heavy cover, spine and corner wear with a handwritten name inside.page tanning otherwise pages are excellent.
In the years after the Second World War, a young Maya Angelou faces motherhood, unstable work and the hard choices demanded by poverty and racism. Moving through relationships, nightclubs, kitchens and dangerous compromises, she searches for independence while learning from error and disappointment. The second volume of Angelou’s autobiography is frank, vivid and resilient, tracing the uncertain path by which experience begins to become self-knowledge.
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