Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston (1937)

Set in early 20th century Florida, the novel follows Janie Crawford's journey to find her identity.

Janie experiences multiple marriages, each of which bring her both joy and sadness.

Throughout the novel, Janie is exposed to racism, sexism, and various forms of oppression.

Through her journey, Janie begins to understand her own strength and power.

Janie meets her true love, Tea Cake, and together they work on a muck farm in the Everglades.

Janie starts to experience freedom and fulfillment in her relationship with Tea Cake.

After a tragic event, Janie is forced to stand up for herself in court and prove her innocence.

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