A review by literaryinfatuation
Little by David Treuer
4.0
I really enjoyed it. This is the story of a Ojibwe family in a reservation in Northern Minnesota, their struggle against the system that is made to oppress them, the church and inclement weather that makes it hard to make a living.
This story, told through the POV of all different characters, starts with the burial of a child, Little, by his Ojibwe family. While we slowly get to discover who we died and who we was, the story is much bigger than him. It’s about life in a reservation and a family’s fight for survival.
Overall, a story that deserves to be read again and again
This story, told through the POV of all different characters, starts with the burial of a child, Little, by his Ojibwe family. While we slowly get to discover who we died and who we was, the story is much bigger than him. It’s about life in a reservation and a family’s fight for survival.
Overall, a story that deserves to be read again and again