I discovered Toni Morrison about a year ago, and by only reading one of her novels I was taken away by the beauty of her craftly word and the deapth of her thought. I promised myself not to stop until I read all of her work. Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye is the first novel, published in 1970. The Nobel laureate’s winner sets a high bar, which she continues to raise with every new literary masterpiece. The Bluest Eye incorporates a lot of characteristics of her future novels, as well as it discusses some of the main Morrison's themes, such as sexism, gender roles, lustful desire, broken families, dehumanization and objectification of children, racial tension and racial identity. In the novel the author not only focuses on the subject of racism,
