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| 1. | [no image] | TRACKS from HarperCollins Customer Review:  Tracks This my first book from Louise Erdrich. The setting is North Dakota and the timing of the story is early 20th century. People in the story are mostly Indians living on reservations. The main characters are Nanapush - an elderly wise man, Fleur - an odd character who was supposed to be a... |
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| 2. |  | The Master Butchers Singing Club : A Novel from HarperCollinsPublishers Customer Review:  As much has already been written about the Master Butchers Singing Club this review is going to be very short. In holding with the previous critques, I agree that there are way too many overburdened plotlines carelessly jumbled together, a misleading title and all in all too much pathos. In the end... |
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| 3. | [no image] | Love Medicine: A Novel from Bantam Books Customer Review:  I first came upon this author at the thrift store, and read The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse book through without stopping, I loved it that much. I now have every one of Erdrich's other books, and have loved them all. The people here who rate this one or two stars have NOT read... |
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| 4. |  | The Birchbark House (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition) from Turtleback Customer Review:  Somewhere in Birchbark House there is a good book trying to get out. Maybe that's unfair, but I like pithy, and this book is anything but. Omakayas is a seven-year-old girl adopted at about age two when her birth people all die of smallpox. She lives with the Ojibwa tribe in Minnesota in 1847.... |
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| 5. |  | Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse, The from HarperAudio Customer Review: The novel begins with a genealogy chart to help keep track of the characters. Sure enough there are miracles (that the down to earth can explain) and a rich flow of almost musical storytelling. |
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| 6. |  | The Painted Drum from Thorndike Press Customer Review: Sometimes, it's worth reading a book for a single sentence. The Painted Drum was one of those books. Don't get me wrong, I love Louise Erdrich. Her books are beautifully written, and her characters stay with you for a long time. But, lately I've gotten the impression that Erdrich has become trapped... |
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| 7. | [no image] | Four Souls from Harpercollins Customer Review: I read Love Medicine about two years ago and it was my introduction to Erdrich. I liked Love Medicine. I was at the Big and Nasty bookstore and found Four Souls on sale for $4.98 so I bought it relying on my previous enjoyment of the author. I am so glad I did. This book is very good. Erdrich... |
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| 8. |  | Love Medicine : A Novel (Perennial Classics) Customer Review:  First off, let me say that I might have liked this book better if I had not read other books by this same author. The problem is that, to me, they all seem the same. I see plot elements reused from title to title, and within the story itself. Even if I hadn't read other books from this author, I... |
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| 9. |  | The Bingo Palace from HarperCollins Customer Review: This is a story of the growth and maturation of Lipshaw Morrisey. Lipshaw is the illegitimate son of June Kashpaw and Gary Nanapush. He's summoned back to the reservation by his grandmother Lulu Martine. Her method of summons is to send a wanted poster with his father's photo on it. This... |
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| 10. | [no image] | The Antelope Wife from Diane Pub Co Customer Review: The tale was too esoteric. It was very difficult to follow. I could only last one chapter then I was off to sleep! |
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