Nancy Peacock Book order

Nancy Peacock's writing is deeply informed by a life lived across a wide spectrum of experiences, from her early work as a cleaner to various other trades. This rich tapestry of occupations provides her with a unique perspective that permeates her literary output. Her approach blends insightful observation with a practical understanding of the world, making her narratives both authentic and resonant. She explores themes of writing, life, and the human condition with a distinctive voice.

2015
Broom of One's Own, A
210 pages
8 hours of reading
3.9(348)Add rating
An acclaimed author finds unexpected motivation after reading a sensational article about herself in the National Enquirer, which highlights her humble beginnings as a cleaning lady. This moment of recognition sparks a journey of self-discovery and creativity, prompting her to reflect on her past and the complexities of her identity as a writer. The narrative explores themes of fame, personal growth, and the often-unseen struggles behind literary success.
2002
Home Across the Road
208 pages
8 hours of reading
3.4(8)Add rating
The narrative explores the intertwined lives of two families at the Roseberry Plantation, highlighting the stark contrasts between the lives of the residents and those of the workers. This gripping drama delves into themes of class, struggle, and resilience, revealing the haunting realities faced by both families in a historical context that shapes their experiences and relationships.
2001
Power Drive
2.4(5)Add rating
Maya finds out about dirty politics when she decides to run for the student council.

Broom of One's Own, A

Home Across the Road

Power Drive