Ebook {Epub PDF} The Good Lord Bird by James McBride

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The Good Lord Bird (TV Tie-in): A Novel. McBride, James. Published by Riverhead Books, ISBN X ISBN James McBride is an accomplished musician and author of the National Book Award-winning "The Good Lord Bird," the #1 bestselling American classic "The Color of Water," and the bestsellers "Song Yet Sung" and "Miracle at St. Anna," which was turned into a film by Spike Lee. McBride is a Distinguished Writer in Residence at New York University. The Good Lord Bird Written by: James McBride, Copyrighted in Published By: Riverhead Books, (Hardback) “I was born a colored man and don’t you forget it. But I lived as a colored woman for seventeen years.” The Good Lord Bird is written in three parts Free Deeds (Kansas), Slave Deeds (Missouri), and Legend (Virginia).