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Danny Kachiah, a Nez Perce and unsuccessful rodeo rider, is eager to learn the traditional ways and pass them on to his son. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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Danny Kachiah participates in rodeos, fishes, hunts and does other odd jobs to earn a meager wage. He lives a modern life but when his son, Jack, relates how a whistling sound helped save him from an of out of control fire, Danny, skeptical at first, soon sees visions and hears sounds he believes are true signs from the past.
Memories of his ancestors’ lives are the universal stories of tragedy, treachery, pain and loss suffered by Native Americans at the hands of the American government, white pioneers, other Indian tribes, and the brutal environment – and tales of love, loyalty, bravery and sacrifice within each tribe, and tribal nation.
Danny gains respect of Nez Perce history and customs: songs, dances, ceremonies, rituals along with the spells and wisdom of medicine doctors and others.
River Song is a beautiful book about reconciling our histories with our modern lives. (