pickI selected this book for The Storygraph's genre challenge. It is a great introduction to the struggles of indigenous people throughout the history of the United States. It is especially important to recognize their fight as our government continues to ignore their sovereignty, as evidenced by the recent Supreme Court ruling for greed over non-Christian religious freedom.
"I opened the door that morning and the world seemed to right itself, as if all those years had meant nothing but waiting for that one moment."
pickGreat question and answer book about North American Indians!
pickI don't even remember how this ended up in my library holds. But it is very interesting.
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March picks!
My book of choice is “The Captured“ (tagged).
I really want to get into the SPN book, but I've heard it'll make you cry-no bueno right now!
I'm already two Kindle books behind on #ReadYourKindle so let's wait on that.
Can't wait to dive into a Western non-fiction!
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This is another one that leaves me feeling completely inadequate. I don't know where to even begin to express the scope of the story or the impact it has had on me. I urge anyone that enjoys historical fiction, multi-generational storytelling, and having your heart torn from your chest to read it immediately.
Five HUGE stars.
It wrecked me.
Read it.
pickI knew this would be a difficult read so even though I‘ve owned this for a while, I kept putting it off. Glad I finally got to it, though it was hard going in some places. The atrocities people can commit against each other because of “otherness” never ceases to amaze me.
It really makes me want to see if there is anything good buried under Salt Lake Temple or Cathedral Basilica. (edited) 2w