Experience a powerful story that uncovers the roots of America through the fates of two sisters.

Homegoing is the remarkable debut of Yaa Gyasi, taking you on an emotional journey across time and continents. This book is not only a story about the past but also about how inheritance shapes the present - an ideal choice for readers who want to understand the complex relationships between history and personal identity.

Effia and Esi, two sisters with divergent destinies - one sold into slavery, the other married to a slave trader - and their descendants reveal the varied facets of American history. Gyasi masterfully connects the Gold Coast of Africa, the cotton plantations of Mississippi, Ghanaian missionary schools, and Harlem dive bars, creating a sweeping yet intimate view of seven generations of a family. Homegoing is not only an epic novel but also a profound and moving portrait that will leave readers with a new perspective on both the past and the present.

This novel won the National Book Critics Circle Award and was included among Granta's Best of Young American Novelists. It is a book no lover of quality literature seeking an intense reading experience should miss.

Why choose Homegoing?

• An exceptional story of two sisters and their families across seven generations.
• A historical scope linking Africa and America with deep insight into slavery and its consequences.
• A renowned and acclaimed author Yaa Gyasi, honored with major literary awards.
• Readable and emotional style combining epic scope with intimate character destinies.
• An excellent gift for anyone looking for meaningful, inspiring literature.

Main features of the book Homegoing

• Author: Yaa Gyasi
• Genre: Historical novel, family saga
• Number of generations: 7
• Settings: Africa (Gold Coast), USA (Mississippi, Harlem), Ghana
• Literary awards: National Book Critics Circle Award, Granta's Best of Young American Novelists 2017