No. 2 Plum Bun Quite Literally Goods

No. 2 Plum Bun Quite Literally GoodsAngela is beautiful, talented, ambitious, and Black. When she leaves the confines of her family and Philadelphia for the artistic life in Greenwich Village, she makes the choice to enjoy all of the advantages that come with being perceived white. But being a white woman still means being a woman, and Angela soon finds that navigating love, career, and friends wont be easy on her own. Plum Bun, a coming of age novel, takes a frank look at love and

and conversational cookbooks end up in the same release set

It’s the 1920s and gender roles are set in stone—can it be anything but “unhappily ever after” for the hapless Knapps

and friends won’t be easy on her own

On the eve of the Civil War

Everybody wants to rule the world…but women might actually be better at it

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while their reaction to dark-skinned Lola herself reveals that their abolitionist beliefs don’t run even skin deep

the suspenseful-yet-satirical commentary of the Civil War from an outsider's perspective (No