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The water dancer book review
The water dancer book review









the water dancer book review the water dancer book review

In the book itself, they mention how he grows up in the span of just one year, but I couldn’t feel that to that much of an extent. But, in all of this, it looks like he is reciting for a play, because I couldn’t feel any emotion behind it. He talks about Thena who took him in when his mother was sold off. He never forgets anything, is brilliant, can read, can do woodwork & has the hidden skill of water dancing. Hiram Walker is the protagonist of the story. It is a 403-page book with not a lot to offer. It also has a bit of magical realism in it.

the water dancer book review

This story focuses on the cruelties of slavery. We see Hiram start off as an intelligent boy to grow into a sensible one. Soon after, we see him go through immense struggles to finally become a part of the Underground.

the water dancer book review

Hiram starts working as a slave for his white father Howell Walker & half-brother Maynard Walker. We watch Hiram, who has lost his mother, to go seek shelter with Thena. The Water Dancer by Ta-Nehisi Coates is the story of Hiram Walker, set in the times when coloured people were treated as slaves. So, I ordered the book & finally finished it today. When I read the description, I myself was quite intrigued. It is recommended by Oprah’s Book Clubamong many other people who have highly recommended it. Through the portrayal of a post-catastrophic new world order, the writer asks his American readers to acknowledge the common humanity possessed by the "Other" through transnational reconciliation.Hi Readers! After two long weeks of reading, I was finally able to finish The Water Dancer by Ta-Nehisi Coates. Its reason appears to be the violence and bloodshed rooted in American soil, in American history. The central idea of McCarthy"s The Road is making a new world after a big a pocalypse with an end of violence and killing of the "Other" while Geroge Flyd"s killing brings this idea to a reverse gear. His novel, The Road (2006) is post-apocalyptic novel. nation, transnationalism and Americanness: the main area of concern in the novels of a contemporary American novelist Cormac McCarthy. This incident has once again raised the ideas of. The latest murder of Gorge Floyd, a black American, very inhumanly by white Police Officers has once again brought into focus the issue violence with the idea: the other is not acceptable. A large body of American literature deals with the subject of immigration from other parts of world to America and clashes within varied cultures in America.











The water dancer book review