R E K. (bigstone) - , reviewed on 1/20/2017 + 1458 more book reviews

It's a most interesting narrative of the author's life with his grandparents. They lived in a small house at the edge of the reservation which they heated with coal, wood and kerosene soaked corncobs. The author tells about life in that house, a winter that he never forgot and the stories his grandparents told about the life that they lived. It's a gentle reminiscence that captures life of those precious years. There are memories that lets the reader think about the beliefs of his family and incidents that verify those beliefs. The love of his family obviously flows from generation to generation.

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