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Watcharee Kramyu aeung6657f2 — It has always creeped me out how marginalized Native Americans have been throughout white history, and by that I mean, ever since the first Europeans planted their damn flags and claimed ownership of land that wasn't even theirs. As an Indian of the dot variety, I always found the fact that the Europeans managed to turn fellow tribes against one another while the Europeans scooped the land out from under them eerily reminiscent to the way the British used rivalries of local kings in India to slowly take over their land. But for all the suffering my ancestors had to face, they eventually reclaimed ownership over their (albeit now fractured) land, and I have a culture borne of that land. The Native Americans never got that chance to reclaim their land. Thus, in many ways, Sherman Alexie's The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight In Heaven is a story of a culture borne in the absence of a land. Alexie's book is actually a collection of short stories depicting the lives of those of the Spokane tribe. There are stories told in third person and ones told in first person. There are stories of older Indians, those of children, teens, middle aged, and young adults. There are stories of the past, the present, and predictions of a dim future. There are stories of reservation life and that of those who managed to escape it. A majority of characters pop in and out of stories, both as narrators and as participants in the events being described, which lends the book an awesome sense of cohesion and a multilayered sense of what's going on. The only criticism I have would be that certain stories didn't have a distinct enough voice for me to know who was narrating. This problem however ceased to exist in the second half of the book. Overall, I loved it and would highly recommend it to others, though as a warning, it will leave you with a depressed feeling for the rest of the day.

Luca Scordo _uca_cordo — In this book thw main thing that happen was some kid was at the wrong place at the wrong time. He really had something to do about it butbhe did not know that it will happen the way it happen. He thought it will be smooth and know one will get hurt but someone got shot. So they went to trail and he was being convicted for being there as alook out. I learned from this book that you should allow yourself to be somewhere that you think it is not therightv place for you.