pick3⭐. It's divided into 4 parts. I thought the 4th part was most interesting. Charlie the dog was precious. It's nonfiction taking place in 1960.
"When I was very young and the urge to be someplace else was on me, I was assured my mature people that maturity would cure this itch."
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pickA comprehensive profile of a legendary Western figure. To avoid hero-worshipping, the author used three historical texts as his main source of information. An often tragic tale of a woman who yearns for the freedom of the plains, but is forced into female-appropriate roles in the communities she interacts with. The sketch-style art is serviceable, but rarely memorable. As a fan of graphic memoirs, though, it is an excellent offering.
pickGreat question and answer book about North American Indians!
It's OK to be angry about capitalism? Phew! Thank fuck for that! 😅
I got this from the library as much to validate the decision of whichever librarian it was who decided to order this in as I did to actually read it. I wasn't sure that I would read it as, a) it's about five years old and things have moved on (in a hell-in-a-handcart way) and, b) Bernie's preaching to the converted with me. But, I read the first few pages and think I'll continue.
pickBusiness in verse?
Could be worse!
Mesmerizing, stylish, fascinating.
pickA lot of things in here that I never learned in school.
