Their Eyes Were Watching God [Review]
Their Eyes Were Watching God, the literary masterpiece written by Zora Neale Hurston, is a timeless classic that has captivated readers since its publication in 1937. This beautiful novel of an African-American woman’s personal journey through life and love is filled with lyrical prose, stunning imagery, and thought-provoking messages. The story follows Janie Crawford as she searches for her own identity and discovers the power within herself to overcome obstacles, find joy in adversity, and ultimately live her best life. With its engaging characters and powerful messages about strength and resilience, Their Eyes Were Watching God is an essential read for anyone looking to explore themes of identity, love, and self-determination.
This edition of Their Eyes Were Watching God comes with helpful annotations that provide additional context to the text, making it easier for readers to understand what they are reading. Along with this valuable resource, readers will also find a discussion guide which allows them to explore the novel further by considering questions related to major themes such as race, gender roles, and freedom.
For those who are looking for an inspiring story filled with meaningful lessons about finding one’s identity and living their truth, Their Eyes Were Watching God is a must-read. In this article we will be discussing some of the highlights of this incredible book and why it should be on everyone’s reading list!