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Carly Danielsen
reviewed Black Lenses, Black Voices: African American Film Now on May 20, 2014
Black Lenses, Black Voices: African American Film Now
No Crystal Stair takes place in the years between the 1940's and the 1970's. it is about an uppper class black family living a high class life in segregated Atlanta, Georgia. In the spring of 1942,Dr. Dan Trent proposes to the main character, Ann Elizabeth. Ann Elizabeth likes Dr. Dan Trent but she is not sure that she loves him, so she puts off the proposal. Meanwhile, Ann Elizabeth's mother wanted her to marry him because she see's that as an oppurtunity.
I did not this book at all. It has no real plot, it is just all of the little events that happen in the characters lives over a 30 year time period. This book is nothing but a timeline of little events over a whole period of time. I like books with a definate story and a climax. This book doesnt have either of those.
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