[Fantasy] Some describe this series as a Godfather-like saga about the Kekonese Kaul family and the magical jade, but it's also on the power struggle as foreign interests attempt to control and exploit the jade of a people they find 'barbarian.'
[Fantasy] Some describe this series as a Godfather-like saga about the Kekonese Kaul family and the magical jade, but it's also on the power struggle as foreign interests attempt to control and exploit the jade of a people they find 'barbarian.'
No one writes personal relationships like Rooney does. This may be her best novel yet, and the story of two grieving brothers struggling through life has moved me to tears multiple times.
No one writes personal relationships like Rooney does. This may be her best novel yet, and the story of two grieving brothers struggling through life has moved me to tears multiple times.
Erdich vividly tells the story of her grandfather, who along with the community of the Chippewa fight for their land and their people as Congress attempts to pass a 'termination' bill.
Erdich vividly tells the story of her grandfather, who along with the community of the Chippewa fight for their land and their people as Congress attempts to pass a 'termination' bill.
They say don't judge a book by its cover, but in this case I would. Reading this novel is like listening to the sound of the waves crashing, the silvery reflection of the moonlight on the water, the atmosphere buzzing with dragonflies. It's stunning.
They say don't judge a book by its cover, but in this case I would. Reading this novel is like listening to the sound of the waves crashing, the silvery reflection of the moonlight on the water, the atmosphere buzzing with dragonflies. It's stunning.
Finally got around to reading this book, and I was blown away. I loved how trees were the center of the story, and how they interconnect lives of people. The tree-facts stuck with me, as well as the overwhelming beauty of ancient Redwood trees.
Finally got around to reading this book, and I was blown away. I loved how trees were the center of the story, and how they interconnect lives of people. The tree-facts stuck with me, as well as the overwhelming beauty of ancient Redwood trees.