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Here‘s my review for this book I just finished reading. This was the April book for the #naturalitsy buddy read. I‘m 3 months behind on the buddy read because I haven‘t read the May, June, July books but I‘ve now read the April book. This book was short which is great for me. I don‘t think I‘ll get around to reading the August book because it‘s taking me a long time to read these books for the buddy read.

I‘ve read the first 3 books on the list but now, I‘m 4 months behind on the #naturalitsy buddy read. I haven‘t had time to read the Apr, May,June,July books. The Land Of Little Rain wouldn‘t take me that long to read. The audiobook for that book is only 3 hours. Will I catch up? I hope so.

A series of excellent essays. (I want to copy one specific one for my daughter who‘s going through a rough time.) I love Kingsolver‘s skill with words, her joy in observing nature (including humans) and her love and compassion for all creation.

The 4th Novel of the Leaphorn and Chee series and the inspiration for the AMC series “Dark Winds”. Navajo tribal police solve murders in the early 1970‘s. This book inspired season two of the Dark Winds series

Apparently I didn't read much in June. 🤔 My favorites were the Hillerman books, I need to get the next one.

Here‘s how I‘m doing on the #naturalitsy buddy read. I‘ve read the January, February and March books. Now to catch up, I‘ll have to read the April, May, June books and maybe the July book if I have time. I don‘t know how long it‘ll take me to read them because it takes me awhile to read nonfiction. I hope I can eventually catch up with everyone else who is participating. I‘d like to be able to participate in the discussions.

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Quite interesting story of Pueblo indians and their customs in old New Mexico before the Spanish came. The writing is somewhat old fashioned and it is rather long, but it is still worth reading if you are interested in the Pueblos. The story has heroes and villains and a love story. It does make you want to know more.