Every time I read a Toni Morrison book I feel that my life develops a little more depth. In Home, Morrison's writing is not only profound, but also lyrical as she navigates the story of a vet returning from the Korean War, the PTSD he suffers, and the lives of his family and the small town where he grew up in the south. She does such a beautiful job of painting each character's strengths and flaws. I think people with family members who have experienced the Great Migration will especially relate to some of the messages and scenes of the book, but it really is a work that everyone can read and enjoy.