Native American

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“the way Erdrich drip-drip-drips the hints into the narrative gives them a quality of foreboding that punches above their weight.”

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“spins a compelling tale of crime, the supernatural, and Navajo culture with vivid style and evocative storytelling.”

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This book is about blood. Not the kind that immediately comes to mind—there is very little violence or bloodshed in its pages.

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“In its broad strokes, Blood Sisters is a compelling story and a riveting, thought-provoking read . . .”

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“Craig Johnson is one of the best in the business, and the Walt Longmire series never fails to satisfy.”

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graceful and eloquent and compelling.”

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“Hell and Back is a story that challenges Longmire fans to step out of their comfort zone and consider their favorite hero from a new and otherworldy perspective.”

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“A tale of bravery and adventure, of ironic hair-breadth near misses between the main characters, filled with the expectation that the next paragraph may bring about a denouement t

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The Sentence is a love letter to the written word, to books, and to those who sell them.”

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“A new Longmire novel is always a welcome treat, and Daughter of the Morning Star is another slam-dunk.”

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A powerful #ownvoices #livedexperience autobiographical picture book, Sharice’s Big Voice: A Native Kid Becomes a Congresswoman is the story, told in reverse chronological order, about how

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“A unique and heartfelt story that taps into an uncommon family dynamic, showcasing how love is resilient and healing, even among the broken and the brokenhearted.”

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“This is a timely read for those looking to face life’s darkest truths and learn the lessons our ancestors want us to hear.”

In this latest novel by Chang-rae Lee, author of the riveting and sublime A Native Speaker and A Gesture Life, we see Tiller, a slacker-millennial, a college student who has moved

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For a growing number of COVID quarantiners, beset with cabin fever, the western North Carolina city of Asheville has become a relatively safe, getaway refuge, worth the cheap flight—or the longer d

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For devoted series fiction readers, the release of a new volume by a favored author is cause for the Happy Dance all the way to the nearest bookstore, library, or e-tailer.

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“Winter Counts is a notable debut by an author who clearly has many important and insightful things to say about life on the reservation.”

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This Town Sleeps is genuinely enjoyable. It has threads of mystery and romance. It combines humor and horror. It’s a good book . . .”

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The Night Watchman is above all a story of resilience. . . .

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“a description of life among the disenfranchised”

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“[A] thrilling, touching, beautiful book.”

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more than just a police procedural set in the Southwest, it’s a reading experience not to be missed. Anne Hillerman has reached a new level of storytelling . .

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“The personal journeys in this novel move to rhythms both ancient and modern in a brilliant, multilayered portrait of the search for identity and belonging.”

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Cecil Younger works as a criminal defense investigator at the Public Defender Agency in Sitka, Alaska.

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