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Toni Morrison’s Sula: A powerful tale of friendship, identity and Black life

In July, young Mumbai reached for fiction and essays that echoed familiar sentiments, comforted them, or introduced them to literature and politics from around the globe

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Himani Srivastava Rikhye

Himani Srivastava Rikhye

Sula

Himani Srivastava Rikhye, instructional designer
Toni Morrison’s novel is such a layered, emotionally rich story about the realities of Black life in a tightly knit community in a country that barely accepts them. Against that backdrop, Sula and Nel are growing into young women, and their friendship feels central to everything. There’s childhood innocence but there’s also shocking violence and dark secrets. I’m completely engrossed and can’t wait to see where Morrison takes them.

The Master & Margarita

Urja Panchal, student and bookseller

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