Alice Walker Recommended Books

"I couldn’t sleep after reading this book." - Alice Walker (Source)

"A curious person’s dream come true." - Alice Walker (Source)

"About a young boy in the Deep South who was raised until he was 8 as if he were a girl." - Alice Walker (Source)

"This is my favorite Angelou book." - Alice Walker (Source)

"My feeling of kinship with [this book] has never waned." - Alice Walker (Source)

"A rich celebration of mothers who have, in the age of crack cocaine, been forced to raise their own grandchildren, having lost their daughters to the epidemic." - Alice Walker (Source)

"Shamanic work." - Alice Walker (Source)

"Moved me deeply." - Alice Walker (Source)

"A recent inspiration." - Alice Walker (Source)

"I was 11 when I read it and it encouraged me to believe the world was large, fascinating, and with incredibly interesting creatures in it!" - Alice Walker (Source)

"I don’t understand why Yates isn’t read in every English class." - Alice Walker (Source)

"Hilarious, with a humor quite unexpected in the otherwise seemingly somber Brother Blair." - Alice Walker (Source)

"There are women in the story, but they lack the quality of energetic feminine connectivity with life that means inevitable change." - Alice Walker (Source)

"Scary, but full of color and life." - Alice Walker (Source)

"I am content, even happy with [this book]." - Alice Walker (Source)

Alice Walker mentioned this book in a New York Times interview. (Source)