The Sisterhood of Blackberry Corner, Andrea Smith
The Sisterhood of Blackberry Corner, Andrea Smith
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The Sisterhood of Blackberry Corner

Author: Andrea Smith

Narrator: Lizan Mitchell

Unabridged: 9 hr 18 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Recorded Books

Published: 04/11/2008


Synopsis

In a small town in 1950s South Carolina, Bonnie Wilder's husband finds an abandoned baby by the river. After voicing her concern for local mothers who are unable to raise their children, Bonnie finds more abandoned newborns on her doorstep. Soon she forms a secret network to match the babies with childless families. Thirty years later, one of those babies wants to know about her past. "... exude[s] the warmth and intimacy of a small town."-Booklist

Reviews

Goodreads review by Nandi

If you want to see genuine sisterhood in action(with some playa hating on the side), then this is the book for you. You have this lady who wants babies, and her husband doesn't. He finds an abandoned baby which just hurts her to the core. In a community meeting to deal with the problem, she makes a......more

Goodreads review by robin

Bonnie And Thora I approached Andrea Smith's "The Sisterhood of Blackberry Corner" (2007) thinking it would be a sentimental novel not to my liking, but I found the book endearing. The story is set in a predominantly African American three-county community in South Carolina called the Three Sisters a......more

Goodreads review by MYMY

This was such a good book! An emotional rollercoaster. Disgust, anger, pride, and joy. Loved the way the author wrote the characters, each one was their own person. Appreciated the epilogue and how the story was tied up in the end. Thora was my favorite as well as Ruby-Pearl and Bonnie. Tilde was a......more

Goodreads review by P.D.R.

'The Sisterhood Of Blackberry Corner' is set in South Carolina, America's Deep South, and is written with Southern dialogue and idioms. The story is about the African-American community of Canaan Creek in the 1950s. Bonnie Wilder tells her story, sitting on her porch in 1985, and looking back at th......more