Description
In a world dominated by the harsh realities of plantation life, an eleven-year-old field slave named Washington Black yearns for freedom and a life beyond the confines of sugarcane fields in Barbados. His journey begins when he becomes an unlikely assistant to the eccentric brother of his owner, leading to a series of extraordinary adventures that will challenge his understanding of identity, loyalty, and the very notion of freedom.
As Washington navigates the complexities of a tumultuous 19th-century world, he encounters a variety of characters who shape his path and help him uncover his own potential. The gripping tale explores themes of resilience and hope, as Washington strives to define himself against the backdrop of a society grappling with the moral implications of slavery, offering a poignant glimpse into the quest for belonging and self-discovery.
As Washington navigates the complexities of a tumultuous 19th-century world, he encounters a variety of characters who shape his path and help him uncover his own potential. The gripping tale explores themes of resilience and hope, as Washington strives to define himself against the backdrop of a society grappling with the moral implications of slavery, offering a poignant glimpse into the quest for belonging and self-discovery.
Book Details
Format
eBook
Pages
432 pages
Language
English
Published
Aug 28, 2018
Publisher
Patrick Crean Editions
Editions
13 editions
ISBN-10
1443423408
ISBN-13
9781443423403