Clover

By: Dori Sanders

Narrated by: Michele-Denise Woods

Against a backdrop of peach orchards and languid summer afternoons, Dori Sanders spins a wise, sweet tale of crossing racial barriers in the South Carolina countryside. It was unthinkable that Gaten Hill, a successful black man, would marry Sara Kate, an uppercrust white woman. It was unbelievable that hours after his wedding, he would be killed in a devastating accident. Left to grieve together, Gaten’s 10-year-old daughter, Clover, and her white stepmother forge a warm friendship which gives them the strength to let love overcome prejudice.

©1990 Dori Sanders (P)1994 Recorded Books, LLC

A cure for insomnia, a real sleeper... ZZZ

I did not like this book, it was assigned to my daughter in high school. So, I listened to it while she read it. I had to keep restarting the book, because I continually went to dream land.... trying to read this. I do not recommend this book, it is very outdated. I do not think it is relevant to today's generation. They, nor could I, relate to this story.