Moi, Tituba sorcière...
by Maryse Conde
A compelling reimagining of Tituba's life, from her Caribbean roots to her role in the Salem witch trials, highlighting themes of oppression and resilience.
About This Book
This novel explores the life of Tituba, an enslaved woman from Barbados who becomes entangled in the Salem witch trials.
Through a richly imagined narrative, the story examines themes of race, gender, and power in colonial America.
The book offers a unique perspective on historical events, focusing on a marginalized voice often overlooked in traditional accounts.
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