The color is purple.

A brief about the book after three years of publishing "The Color Purple" which won the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award, the novel was turned into a film directed by Steven Spielberg and the film gained wide international fame. After five years of its publication, more than six million copies were sold worldwide. Ten years later, this number doubled, and it became one of the top five most re-read books in America. In 2005, "The Color Purple" became an exceptionally successful musical on Broadway, with the theater packed with audiences every night for over a year. Alice Walker (1944), one of the most prominent literary voices in the United States, besides being a human rights activist, feminist, anti-racism advocate, and supporter of the Palestinian cause, participated in the Civil Rights Movement in the sixties, among other movements, and was known for her opposition to the Iraq War. She began her literary career as a poet, and her first poetry collection "Once" was published in 1968, while her first novel "The Third Life of Grange Copeland" was published in 1970. She has more than thirteen novels and short story collections, nine poetry collections, and other intellectual and political books, and with her enchanting novel "The Color Purple," Dar Al-Mada presents Walker's literature for the first time in Arabic. The author's name Alice Walker. Number of pages 300. Year of publication 2018. Publisher Dar Al-Mada for Printing, Publishing, and Distribution. The book cover paperback.