A review by mariab27
Firekeeper's Daughter by Angeline Boulley

4.0

This book was a quick and provocative read. I appreciated the depth with which Boulley painted Daunis, the main character. Through the eyes of Daunis, the reader is able to explore themes of grief, trauma, healing, love, and what it means to be in right relation with one's community. The only personal qualm that I had with the novel was that although it explored the nuanced relationship between law enforcement and tribal communities, law enforcement as an institution was portrayed as inherently good.