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Welcome to Zero to Well Read, a podcast about everything you need to know about the books you wish you'd read.

I'm Jeff O'Neill.

And I'm Rebecca Shinsky.

In this episode, we're discussing Tony Morrison's stunning debut novel, The Blueest Die.

Before we jump in, just a warning for folks, the Blueest Eye does include depictions of child sexual abuse, and we're going to have to address those parts of the book. So if that's a

sensitive topic for you, just please take care with your listening. It is not an easy novel.

The easiest of the Morrison novels, but that does not mean it's an easy, well, Sula. I don't know.

I think that's a great place to start the conversation. I think it is the most stylistically

accessible of Morrison's novels. It's the reason, besides it being the first, to start

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