![]() Some of these narrators are sexual predators. ![]() It is illustrative and poetic, despite the changing perspective, which provides a really delicate contrast between the quality of the prose and what it actually describes. The way she maintains cohesiveness in the novel is with the consistency of her narration style. Morrison uses several different narrators to capture Pecola’s journey, which can be confusing at times. In the novel, Morrison unfolds the story of Pecola, a young black girl failing to navigate the world and breaking under the pressure of her low self-esteem. I actually read the book, and really enjoyed it. ![]() Unlike “Fences” by August Wilson, our previous reading assignment, this book stood out to me, so I didn’t Sparknotes my way through the unit. This year, as required by the English class curriculum, freshmen read “The Bluest Eye” by Nobel Prize winning author Toni Morrison. ![]()
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