The Color Purple Chapter summaries
Letters 1 - 21 | The novel commences with Celie’s recollection of her father’s directive to remain silent about his maltreatment. The novel … |
Letters 22 - 43 | Shug Avery is unwell, presumably due to a venereal disease, and the townsfolk refuse to shelter her. Her parents believe … |
Letters 44 - 60 | Sofia voices her grievances about the regressive nature of the mayor’s family. She narrates an incident to highlight their … |
Letters 61 - 90 | Celie’s heart is uplifted with the knowledge of Nettie’s existence. She resolves to abandon Mr. ______ as soon as Nettie … |
