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The Mourning Road to Thanksgiving | Larry Spotted Crow Mann

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"The tale of a Native American Man. Haunted by his childhood, and furious about the treatment of his people since the landing of Mayflower: Sets off on an unforgettable quest to heal himself and Indian people everywhere. He decides he can accomplish both by putting an End to America's beloved Thanksgiving--Forever. A heart wrenching , daring and sometimes humorous journey that goes far beyond a litany of hardship and loss and will reveal the healing spirit within all of humankind"--Tales from the Whispering Basket website (viewed Jan. 28, 2015)

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The Mourning Road to Thanksgiving | Larry Spotted Crow Mann

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This book reminds me of a Native American take on the movie Christmas Vacation. Less silly... but it still had those campy, over-the-top vibes. The protagonist did some things that I disagree with, such as wanting to end the celebration of Thanksgiving.

I'm part Native American (mostly Cherokee) and have been learning more about indigenous peoples & cultures. I appreciate this book for approaching serious subjects with education and engagement!

dewbertb I finished this book back in early December, but I've been procrastinating about writing the review 😉 1w

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