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ANGELOU I KNOW WHY THE CAGED BIRD SINGS

ANGELOU I KNOW WHY THE CAGED BIRD SINGS

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I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, Maya Angelou's 1969 memoir, was a national bestseller and a critical success, establishing her as a major figure in American letters. This manuscript page captures the moment when she and her brother arrived in Arkansas to be raised by their paternal grandmother.

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Publication date: 03 March 2022
Publisher: PAPERBLANKS STATIONERY


Published in 1969, Maya Angelou's coming-of-age memoir, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, achieved immediate national bestseller and critical acclaim. The first installment in a series that chronicled her early life through the 1960s, the book solidified Angelou's position as a significant figure in American letters. On this manuscript page from the book, Angelou captures the moment when she and her brother, Bailey, arrived in Arkansas to be raised by their paternal grandmother, foreshadowing the personalities they would later develop. We are thrilled to partner with The New York Public Library to bring this important document to our Paperblanks collection.

Published in 1969, Maya Angelou's coming-of-age memoir, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, achieved immediate national bestseller and critical acclaim. The first installment in a series that chronicled her early life through the 1960s, the book solidified Angelou's position as a significant figure in American letters. On this manuscript page from the book, Angelou captures the moment when she and her brother, Bailey, arrived in Arkansas to be raised by their paternal grandmother, foreshadowing the personalities they would later develop. We are thrilled to partner with The New York Public Library to bring this important document to our Paperblanks collection.

Weight: 330g
ISBN-13: 9781439781852

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