pickCash is back! She is haunted by the lengths she has had to go to survive and her gifts seem to be on the fritz, but she is still the first to discover the murder of a wealthy farmer. A young native girl abandoned by her parents is the only witness. Cash has to solve the murder and find the girl‘s parents before more lives are ruined. A 4 ⭐️ read. Rendon‘s love of MN and her community are evident.
pickI will not doubt the spiritualism of the Indigenous Peoples. I devoured this book this weekend. A little girl is sent to an insane asylum because she communicates with animals. The inhumanity. I just can't explain how devastated I feel.
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pickPretty good book but I would have liked to see even more detail and any more conflicts they had with others in the military. Also wanted some more about the Navajo culture. Otherwise I'd recommend it if you are into WW2 history.
Starting a book about the Navajos who kept radio messages from the Japanese in WW2. They spoke in a version of Navajo which the enemy could not figure out. There were about 500 in the war.
Joining @mcctrish @Aims42 @Tamra in their #FridayHappyReadibgHour It‘s raining (relief from the heat 🔥🔥) so My husband & I had Campari & soda with lime while reading indoors.
Jonsey speaks to the unbearable anguish of generations of Native American tribes indigenous to the Americas,who lost their land, their way of life, their culture, their language, their children, and their families to the imperialism, persecution, and genocide perpetuated by the invading White Europeans.
This book is much more than a murder mystery.
The writing in this novel is spare, elegant, gritty.
Cash is so easy to love.
