Wade in the Water

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Set in a small Mississippi town during the early 1980s, this debut novel delves into the complex themes of female empowerment, vulnerability, race, and class. It centers on the unexpected friendship between a bright young black girl and an enigmatic white woman, highlighting the emotional depth and societal challenges they face. The narrative captures the essence of their connection, resonating with the urgency of Alice Walker's works and the charm found in Sue Monk Kidd's storytelling.