A review by blackbibliophile
Eyes of Crow by Jeri Smith-Ready
4.0
I read this book when it first came out, but never got around to finishing the trilogy because at the time I had no idea it would be a trilogy. So I decided to read the entire series back to back to back so that I didn't forget key characters and plot points. I am not disappointed that I reread this book.
This was a good fictional account of "manifest destiny"; the descendants (white men) wanting to conquer and control the land of the natives. I particularly enjoyed the Native American folklore in this book and enjoyed reading about their spirit animals and how they are used to help their people. I'm looking forward to reading the next book in this trilogy, Voice of Crow.
This was a good fictional account of "manifest destiny"; the descendants (white men) wanting to conquer and control the land of the natives. I particularly enjoyed the Native American folklore in this book and enjoyed reading about their spirit animals and how they are used to help their people. I'm looking forward to reading the next book in this trilogy, Voice of Crow.