A Song Flung Up To Heaven, Maya Angelou (2002)

I believe this is the last of her autobiographies. She returns from Ghana to the U.S. Guy stays behind to finish college. I recommend the final chapter (thirty-three) as a treatise on how we should look at ourselves carefully. That’s all I have.

By the way, this is the first of her books that is not damaged.

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