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Lara by Bernardine Evaristo

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Genres Featured In Lara

Literary Fiction (Prominent)
Historical Fiction (Sub-Genre)
Romance (Notable)
Coming-of-Age (Prominent)

Themes Featured In Lara

Identity (Major)
Family and Relationships (Significant)
Cultural Heritage (Moderate)
Love and Acceptance (Noticable)
Feminism (Significant)
Race and Diversity (Significant)
Art and Expression (Noticable)

Tones In Lara

Reflective (Moderate)
Intimate (Strong)
Melancholic (Noticable)
Empowering (Very Strong)
Nostalgic (Moderate)
Hopeful (Strong)
Bittersweet (Mild)
Candid (Noticable)
Celebratory (Strong)
thought-provoking (Moderate)

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