Name: The Heart of a Woman
Rating: 4.25 (8 reviews)
ISBN: 9780375500725

Maya Angelou

In the fourth volume of her autobiography, the author describes her experiences as a singer-dancer in New York and her impressions of the Civil Rights movement

The Heart of a Woman

Macy HB

I had to trust life, since I was young enough to believe that life loved the person who dared to live it. 

In the fourth volume of her autobiography, the author describes her experiences as a singer-dancer in New York and her impressions of the Civil Rights' Movement

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Nina Roshwa

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Laura Mauler

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Fran Lewis

Maya Angelou's seven volumes of autobiography are a testament to the talents and resilience of this extraordinary writer. Loving the world, she also knows its cruelty. As a black woman she has known discrimination and extreme poverty, but also hope, joy, achievement and celebration. The fourth volume of her enthralling autobiography finds Maya Angelou immersed in the world of black writers and artists in Harlem, working in the civil rights movement with Martin Luther King. 'She has a great capacity for love, to give, and receive it' Margaret Busby

Lili Vanden Wijngaert

4th volume in her autobiographical series. She becomes immersed in the world of black writers and artists in Harlem.

Bee 

In the fourth volume of her autobiography, the author describes her experiences as a singer-dancer in New York and her impressions of the Civil Rights movement.

The Heart of a Woman

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