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IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK by James Baldwin, read by Bahni Turpin
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IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK by James Baldwin, read by Bahni Turpin

The basis for Barry Jenkins’s recent film—a story of great love and great injustice. Narrator Bahni Turpin delivers the raw power of Baldwin’s storytelling, and the sweet love of Tish and Fonny. As timely now as when it was published in 1974.

Behind the Mic With Kirkus Reviews · Kirkus Audiobook Reviews

February 8, 20196m 8s

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Show Notes

James Baldwin’s 1974 novel is the basis for Barry Jenkins’s recent film. Written from the perspective of 19-year-old Tish, the story of great love and great injustice is searing. Narrator Bahni Turpin delivers the raw power of Baldwin’s storytelling, and the sweet love of Tish and Fonny. Published by Blackstone Audio.

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