Who is the author of the book the color purple?

Answer 1

The significance of the opening scene lies in the fact that the major conflict of the story is expressed in a very raw and emotional statement about the abusive lifestyle that Celie lives in. She is raped and impregnated only to have her children taken away from her, leaving her alone. The conflict of abuse is hardly resolved much later in the book, leaving Celie to be beaten by Pa and Mr. ___ for the majority of the book.

Answer 2

"The Color Purple's" title relates to the story because it represents Celie. On the cover page of the book everything is in black and white, except for a simple purple flower. Purple flowers are represented to be beautiful and very important; however not many people notice them. That describes Celie, she has a beautiful intake on life, but sadly no one notices her. The book makes a reference to the color purple, it states "…it pisses God off if you walk by the color purple in a field somewhere and don't notice it." Celie is constantly there but is continually ignored by those who walk amongst her.

Answer 3

The book is significant in that it is generally considered to be one of the most important pieces of feminist and African-American literature in American history. It won the 1983 Pulitzer Prize for fiction.

Answer 4

Alice Walker wrote the book The Color Purple and received the Piltzer Prize in 1983

Answer 5

The author of the book "The Color Purple" is Alice Walker. Published in 1982, the novel explores themes of race, gender, and identity through the experiences of its protagonist, Celie.

Answer 6

I believe that the most important scene was when ceile finally found the courage to step up to mr. and tell him how she felt and then she left with shug and found her a better life.

Answer 7

God was a very important entity throughout The Color Purple. God was the entity that everyone looked up to for hope.

Answer 8

Alice Walker wrote The Color Purple.