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Overview
Overview
Ollie Miss is a folk novel of Southern backwoods and rural, poor black life in Alabama's recent past. The novel serves as an important social record of a past society, time, and circumstance that would evolve into an era of social change, namely the civil rights movement. Ollie Miss is also a love story that speaks of personal loneliness and the need for fulfillment in a young black woman, poor and ignorant, and unattached. It is a story of Ollie Miss's personal struggle to "become" a person in her own right, to be independent, and to find some small measure of happiness in life.
- Format: Trade Paperback
- Author: Henderson, George W.
- ISBN: 9780817303884
- Condition: Used
- Dimensions: 8.00 x 0.88
- Number Of Pages: 304
- Publication Year: 2007
Language:
English