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Barbara Kingsolver's The Lacuna follows Harrison Shepherd as he journeys from Mexico City to America on a quest to find home. His life is nothing but one odd job after another, until he meets famous Mexican muralist Diego Rivera. Diego turns Harrison's life upside down, introducing him to Frida Kahlo, Aztec history, and a whole new way of thinking. But when Harrison tries to find a purpose in politics, he finds himself ill-prepared for how unpredictable governments can be.