Dover Thrift Editions: Ramona (Paperback)

from TheLostEntwife

Sometimes I wonder if there's a point to reviewing older novels. I mean - there's obviously a point to reading them, and Ramona presents a good case for that. But after reading a book like this it's hard to imagine that others haven't read it, or something like it... until I remember that until t...

from Benedict8

The white author was trying to do for the American Indian what Uncle Tom did for Black folk in the South. The story is an important read that the effort fell short of the Uncle Tom success.

from SusanKrzywicki

Painfully sad how we treat other human beings. The story is brutally realistic in its depiction of the inhumanities we inflict. The writing is beautiful and lyrical while being descriptive and detailed. I am glad I read it, finally, but also sad to have some of those images lodged in my brain.

from Clueless

As as teenager I read this book and GWTW over and over again. I found it quite appealing to the teenage lovesick fool in me.

from Clueless

As as teenager I read this book and GWTW over and over again. I found it quite appealing to the teenage lovesick fool in me.