At the Full and Change of the Moon
by Dionne Brand
A sweeping story of family, migration, and memory that spans continents and generations, revealing the enduring ties of history and identity.
About This Book
This novel traces the lives of a family across continents and decades.
It examines themes of displacement, belonging, and historical memory.
The narrative moves between past and present, revealing connections that span generations.
Readers encounter a richly textured portrait of Caribbean and diasporic experience.
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