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House Behind the Cedars
Rated 4.00 out of 5 based on 18 customer ratings
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SKU: 9780140186857
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Explore the complexities of race and identity in post-Civil War America with “The House Behind the Cedars.” Follow the compelling journey of two African Americans passing as white to pursue the American dream in Charles W. Chesnutt’s powerful exploration of miscegenation, family secrets, and societal divides. ISBN: 9780140186857
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Samanwita Das –
Important historical book, but a bit dry. It’s eye opening but can drag in places.
Hafis Shajahan –
A powerful narrative that still resonates today. Some of the language felt a bit dated.
Ashish Kumar –
It was ok. It started of great, but became boring in the middle. Ended well.
Nilesh Kumar –
A classic for a reason! Chesnutt’s writing is superb. Definitely recommend for everyone.
Ankit –
Interesting but slow. Chesnutt’s exploration of race is thought-provoking, yet not a fast-paced plot.
Neeraj Kumar Sharma –
Good book that give different perspective and struggles of African American. Little bit slow but worth reading.
Swapnil Harishbhai Patel –
Well-written, though depressing. The historical context is presented, but the story is sad.
Minnu Elizabeth George –
Good character development, but a very tough subject matter. The sadness was difficult for me.
Navdeep –
An important story, though hard to read at times. Explores race and identity with a critical eye.
Pooja R D –
Decent book. Offers a look at a dark part of American history. I found some parts hard to follow.
Dhruv Sehgal –
Beautifully written, though very sad. It is a powerful look into a specific time in history.
Unnati Pande –
A very important story, but it was a hard read emotionally. Chesnutt explores the complex identity very well.
Vijay M –
A really compelling story of passing and identity. It was a bit of an emotional rollercoaster.
Gaurav Assnani –
A thought-provoking look at identity. Chesnutt’s writing is beautiful, but the plot felt a bit slow at times.
Jaskirat Singh Pahwa –
An important read about race and identity in America, some scenes were very heavy and sad.
Shivam Arora –
Eye-opening, this book made me think about identity. It was slow in parts, but worth it.
Kartikey Rupainwar –
A very crucial and poignant story about identity and race. I loved it!
Ruchika Kashyap –
I loved the exploration of identity! Some scenes were very dramatic and over the top.