Homegoing traces the intertwined destinies of two sisters—one enslaved, one married to a slave trader—across three continents and seven generations. Yaa Gyasi's acclaimed debut weaves their family's story from Ghana's Gold Coast through Mississippi plantations, missionary schools, and Harlem's vibrant streets, revealing how slavery's legacy continues to shape lives today. Intimate yet sweeping, this National Book Critics Circle Award winner captures the resilience and complexity of a brilliantly drawn cast while illuminating America's hidden histories. A profound exploration of family, identity, and the enduring consequences of the past.