"The Bluest Eye" is a novel by Toni Morrison that tells the story of Pecola Breedlove, an African American girl in 1940s America who yearns for blue eyes and white beauty. The narrative explores themes of racism, beauty standards, and the impact of societal expectations on self-worth. Set in Lorain, Ohio, the book delves into Pecola's traumatic experiences and the struggles of her family, including her parents Cholly and Pauline. Through multiple perspectives, the novel highlights the destructive nature of internalized racism and the longing for acceptance in a prejudiced society.