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Discover 'The Poisonwood Bible', a powerful novel by Barbara Kingsolver that intricately weaves the tale of the Price family, led by Nathan Price, an impassioned evangelical Baptist. Set against the rich backdrop of the Belgian Congo in 1959, this compelling story invites readers to experience the transformative journey of Nathan’s wife and four daughters as they confront their father’s unyielding beliefs and navigate a world vastly different from their own. As they face cultural clashes and the harsh realities of their mission, they learn that their Western values often lead to unforeseen consequences. This thought-provoking and deeply moving family saga explores themes of spirituality, colonialism, and personal growth, making it a must-read for anyone interested in literature that challenges perspectives. With 640 pages of beautifully crafted prose, 'The Poisonwood Bible' offers a profound reflection on faith, family dynamics, and the complexities of cultural interaction. Perfect for fans of literary fiction and those seeking to explore the intersections of personal and historical narratives, this book will not only stimulate your intellect but also touch your heart. Enhance your collection with this insightful narrative that remains relevant and impactful today. ISBN: 9780571339792. Published by Faber in 2017, this edition brings a contemporary look to a classic story.