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Bookfan1414
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Pickpick

Of all the presents I received from my dad on Christmas, this was the one I was most excited about. It is a children‘s book that tells the life story of Sitting Bull. My dad was so upset that he accidentally bought me a children‘s book, but this was the perfect way to peak my interest into a new reading subject. The book is stunning, with photographs and drawings covering each page. And it was written in a wonderfully beautiful and engaging way.

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KCofKaysville
Mehso-so

OK historical narrative but I expected it to be more interesting. She met some kind people among them.

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KCofKaysville

Starting this short account of a woman's captivity by the Sioux [Dakota or other] right after the Indian troubles in Minnesota in 1862.

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ErikasMindfulShelf
The Grass Dancer | Susan Power
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This books follows members of the Sioux on a North Dakota reservation. It starts in the 1980s going back to the 1800s. It‘s a story about family, love and tradition.
I highly recommend it.

jlhammar Loved this book! Looking forward to her newest 8mo
ErikasMindfulShelf @jlhammar I put that one on my tbr. 8mo
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Eggs
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Beautiful book about the illustrious life of Zitkala-Sa.
So much information packed into this picture book, enhanced by the delicious and warm-hearted art of Gina Capaldi.

#Pantone2023 @Clwojick
#JoysOfJuneReadathon Day 7 @Andrew65

Andrew65 Looks great. Well done 👏👏👏 10mo
Eggs @Andrew65 🤩🤗 10mo
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CaramelLunacy
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Difficult to categorize - a white man gets a call to come visit with an Indian elder and help him write a book of his observations. It's fascinating, frustrating and meaningful. Worth picking up for sure.

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Hilary427
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This one is tough. I couldn‘t power through it quickly like I usually do, as it was a slow burn. The end had me crying and cursing my high school (lack of) education. It was barbaric and sad and quiet and powerful. I never want to read it again.
⭐️: 3.75/5

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hissingpotatoes
Lakota Woman | Richard Erdoes, Mary Crow Dog
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4/5⭐ Not an easy book. It depicts the grim reality of living in the USA as a Native American woman: the racism, police brutality, sexual assault & rape, murder, kidnapping, cultural annihilation, dehumanization, & injustice at every level possible. The author's voice shines through with so many emotions & self-reflections. These are the historical & current issues that can't be brushed under a rug & can't continue to be unrepaired. #roll100

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Nebklvr
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Mehso-so

I thought I had read this before but I didn‘t remember it. Very sad and depressing.

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TheBookHippie
Lakota Woman | Richard Erdoes, Mary Crow Dog
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Mary Brave Bird
Stevie Nicks
“That woman from Michigan my Governor BIG GRETCH Gretchen Whitmer
Janis Joplin
Irena Sendler
Miep Gies
Emily Dickinson
Charlotte Bronte

#winterreadathondailychallenge

A picture into women I admire ✊🏼

Andrew65 More great choices! 1y
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