Homegoing: A novel
by Yaa Gyasi
Spanning eight generations, this powerful debut traces the lives of two half-sisters and their descendants from Ghana to America, illuminating the lasting effects of slavery and the search for belonging.
About This Book
Homegoing follows the diverging paths of two sisters and their descendants across continents and centuries.
Beginning in Ghana during the transatlantic slave trade, the story moves through the American South, the Great Migration, and into the present day.
Each chapter introduces a new generation, revealing how history, identity, and legacy shape individual lives.
The novel explores themes of family, freedom, and the enduring impact of slavery on both sides of the Atlantic.
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