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I actually finished this a couple of weeks ago but haven‘t been getting to all my reviews this month. Another winner from my #AuldLangSpine list from @JacqMac I have been thinking about it since I finished it. Quill is a Native American woman living in Minnesota who is out running in the early morning & hears a scream. Caught up in finding her as the police will treat it as just another #MMIW case-som thing happening too often to ⬇️
DebinHawaii …her people. (According to the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), there are approximately 4,200 missing and murdered women cases that have gone unsolved.) It was a good mystery that also made me angry, made me think & taught me some things I didn‘t know about Indigenous language & culture. Very compelling as well as informative about the dismaying & frightening facts & statistics around #MMIW (Murdered or Missing Indigenous Women.) (edited) 3d
BooksandCoffee4Me Added. So much history not learned. After reading Killers of the Flower Moon, I‘ve wanted to read more about and by indigenous people. I want to hear their stories. I want to hear their voices. 3d
JacqMac The one stayed with me for a long time, too. 3d
DieAReader 📚Stacked! 3d
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