The Vanishing half Novel by Brit Bennett Free PDF download
Brit Bennett is a female American author and uses her pen to paint the fate of common black people in American society.
The vanishing Half Story in Brief
The story revolves around the fate of two twin young sisters who were raised in the southern black community. Looking hopefully toward the future, both of them run away at the age of sixteen. From here, the title of the novel emerges.
It outlines the division of a whole into two half, and one half is relatively vanishing to the other. Soon after they run from the home, their lives entirely change in all ways. One of the marries a white man. However, almost ten years later, their fates intersect. By that time one of them had started living in the same area wherefrom they run. And the other one passes the life with her husband.
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The novel gives a clear picture of the sufferings and struggle of the lower-class black women. It draws an amazing contrast between the fates of two girls, yet leaving a lot for them in commonality.
The desire for a better future and the reshaping of identity are central to the novel.
Even more than this, the raises questions as to the plight of black women in America. The realization of racial inferiority is vividly seen in the novel. The doomed fate of theirs is grounded in the impoverished livelihood.
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The novel is conclusively a call to the flag-bearers of liberty and equality to open their eyes to the fate of millions. It also induces hope that together we will secure a brighter future soon. An interesting story is woven into a finely regulated narration.
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