"The Poisonwood Bible" is a novel by Barbara Kingsolver that explores the complex interplay of culture, faith, and personal transformation. Set in the Belgian Congo during the 1960s, the story is narrated through the perspectives of the Price family, particularly the four daughters and their mother, whose lives are profoundly affected by their father's zealous missionary work. Through their differing viewpoints, Kingsolver delves into themes of colonialism, guilt, and the consequences of imposing one's...