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McBride's exploration of his mother's past from "summary" of The Color of Water by James McBride

Throughout the pages of 'The Color of Water', I delve into the depths of my mother's past, seeking to unravel the mysteries that have long haunted me. As I embark on this journey of discovery, I am confronted with a myriad of emotions - curiosity, confusion, and a deep yearning to understand the woman who has always been an enigma to me. As I probe into my mother's history, I am met with tales of hardship, resilience, and sacrifice. Her life story unfolds like a tapestry, woven with threads of struggle and triumph. I am struck by the strength and courage that she possessed in the face of adversity, and I am humbled by the sacrifices she made for her children. Through her narratives, I am transported to a world that is both foreign and familiar. I am introduced to a cast of characters who have shaped her life - from her Jewish family...
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    The Color of Water

    James McBride

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