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Book Review of There There by Tommy Orange
Book Review of There There by Tommy Orange

The prologue of the novel, which is about nine pages in length, hits the reader from the very start with a different history of the start of the now-United States, the evolution of the native experience, and the unique modern day urban Indians, who struggle to self-identify in a world that often does not see them.

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