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The Round House

Set in a rural area of North Dakota, the story follows a teenage girl as she investigates the mysterious death of her mother and uncovers a deeper connection to her Native American heritage and the complex issues surrounding tribal sovereignty and the justice system. more

Author

Louise Erdrich
Louise Erdrich

Louise Erdrich is an American writer known for her unique literary style and profound depiction of Native American culture. Her works blend elements of ethnicity, history, and literature, enjoying great popularity among readers. more

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