Bohemian Girl, Terese Svoboda
In 1861, Harriet’s father sells her to a Native American man to settle a gambling debt. She escapes, and tramps through a bleak and beautiful picture of the American West, searching for her good-for-nothing father, trading and exploring and adventuring all the way, a tough heroine for the ages.
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Jesse Browner’s book, Everything Happens Today, was reviewed in Cleveland’s (of all places) Plain Dealer. The reviewer had good things to say:
http://www.cleveland.com/books/index.ssf/2011/11/everything_happens_today_from.html
“And the Seas Shall Turn to Lemonade” by Sandra Nicholls. So refreshing to find a great book that is both literary and humorous! Loved it!!
http://www.amazon.com/seas-shall-turn-lemonade/dp/098687700X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1323097993&sr=8-1
Hallelujah! A ‘best of’ list that recommends books I’ve not heard of yet. Thank you!
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