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There There by Tommy Orange

There There

by Tommy Orange
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  • First Published:
  • Jun 5, 2018, 304 pages
  • Paperback:
  • May 2019, 304 pages
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Jonathan Freedman

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I recommend the book highly on many dimensions. Tommy Orange is a powerful Native American novelist in modernist literary tradition. He captures the inner voices of his characters.

I have one question: Who is Manny and what role did he play in the chain of events leading to Octavio becoming a drug dealer and plant the robbery that triggered the shootings?
Jenna

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Heartbreaking and so important to witness the threads of history.
Jennifer Shaw

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This book is real and gritty and brings to light the issues facing modern day Native Americans. I loved the short story format. The writing was straightforward and the author did a good job carrying the theme through all the different characters.

Th author purposely leaves a lot of story lines unresolved. I anticipate that this book will spark a great discussion at your book club meetings.
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