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"Morrison makes her readers’ take a second look at the bigger ideas in life. Sula presents provocative ideas that some writers would never write about because it could be considered taboo to a society. This book is for readers that are able to think outside the box and allow new ideas to occur. Sula is an intricate story filled with electrifying experiences that will keep you wanting more."