La tercera vida de Grange Copeland

Alice Walker’s first book chronicles the lives of three generations growing up in Georgia, where the author herself spent her childhood. Grange Copeland is a Black tenant farmer forced to leave his land and family in search of a better future. He heads North, only to discover that the racism and poverty he endured in the South are, in fact, present everywhere. Years later, upon returning to Georgia, he finds his son Brownfield imprisoned for the murder of his wife. However, hope emerges with the third generation; as guardian to the couple's youngest daughter, Grange Copeland glimpses an opportunity for both spiritual and social freedom.