by James McBride · Spectre · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781573225786
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In 'The Color of Water', James McBride recounts his childhood growing up in a Brooklyn housing project, being one of twelve children of a white mother and a black father. Through his memoirs, McBride pays tribute to his mother and explores his own identity, addressing themes of race, identity, and family. This moving story intertwines the author's account with that of his mother, Ruth McBride Jordan, offering a unique perspective on love, resilience, and the search for oneself in a context of deep racial divisions.
James McBride is an American writer and musician. He is the recipient of the 2013 National Book Award for Fiction for his novel The Good Lord Bird.
