Moi, Tituba Soceiere . . .
by Maryse Conde
A reimagining of the Salem witch trials told through the voice of Tituba, an enslaved woman from Barbados navigating survival and identity.
About This Book
This novel offers a unique perspective on the Salem witch trials by centering the story of Tituba, an enslaved woman brought from Barbados.
The narrative explores themes of identity, resistance, and survival in a hostile colonial environment.
Through Tituba's voice, the book challenges traditional historical accounts and highlights the experiences of marginalized individuals.
The story blends historical events with imaginative storytelling to create a compelling and thought-provoking read.
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