Uncle Tom's Children Free Audiobook Download by Richard Wright

Uncle Tom's Children is a non-fiction novel by Richard Wright. Set in America during the late 1800s, the book shows the effects of slavery on African American families, focusing on a white man and his attempt to free himself from moral obligation to his black family by moving north.

With a powerful and haunting narrative, Richard Wright brings the despair of slavery and its aftermath to life in this seminal work.

Uncle Tom's Children is a stark, powerful, and painfully honest look at the impact of racism in America. A great read and an important addition to any book collection.

Uncle Tom's Children is a collection of short stories written by Richard Wright about the Emmett Till case. The story was made into a stage play in 1956 and later into a movie in 1988, with [Cornelius Washington] taking up this role. The audiobook was recorded in 1976 by [Wright himself] leading to an interesting mix of sound as he recites each individual story.

The audio book audiobook of Uncle Tom's Children, narrated by Adam Lazarre-White is available for download. The novel is an autobiographical account of African American author Richard Wright's childhood. In his final years, Wright would go on to pen two more memoirs and a self-help guide before dying at the age of 50.

In this book, Uncle Tom comes to realize that there are limits to what he will do for white society. He says he has been "Uncle Tom's child for thirty years." After learning about the evils of slavery and oppression, it is easy to see why he would be willing to die for white supremacy. However, this book also tells the story of how one man's love for white people can lead to the downfall of his own family.