A Tale of Two Cities
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The Color Purple
de Alice Walker
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- Langue
- Anglais
- Parution
- 2023
- Éditeur
- Orion Publishing Group, Limited
- Pages
- 272
- ISBN
- 9781399620857
Thèmes
- Literature & Fiction
- Genre Fiction
- Literary
- Fantasy
- Science Fiction & Fantasy
- Fiction
- Sisters
- Historical
- United States
- Romance
- LGBTQ+ Books
- Family Life
- Contemporary
- Small Town & Rural
- Friendship
- English & College Success
- English
- Women's Fiction
- Domestic Life
- Magical Realism
- Teen & Young Adult
- Women
- Classics
- American fiction (fictional works by one author)
- Fiction, general
- African Americans
- Social life and customs
- Family Saga
- Modern fiction
- Siblings
- Media Tie-In
- American Literature
- Foreign Language Study
- Historical Fiction
- Criticism & Theory
- Office Products
- Office & School Supplies
- Spanish
- Black & African American
- Cultural Heritage
- Romans, nouvelles
- Southern
- Sagas
- TV, Movie, Video Game Adaptations
- Fiction, family life, general
- Fiction, family life
- Language readers
- Romans
- New York Times reviewed
- African American Women
- Epistolary
- Songs and music
- African americans, fiction
- History and Criticism
- Lgbtq+
- Social Conditions
- African American & Black
- African American Authors
- Vertaald
- Syllabus
- Project
Édition originale
The Color PurpleParu pour la première fois en 1976 Anglais Pocket Books
Autres éditions (64)
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