Books by Joseph Bruchac
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review 1: I love how this book brings together the mythical stories and folklore of Native Americans. I did constantly have to get out my dictionary though, in order to look up words that were of the native language. I do believe this book was pretty true to form in representing Native Ame...
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review 1: It was pretty good, but really slow at first. It picked up later, but I really hated how it was in present tense. It just sounded so awkward, and weird. Also, it was really weird how he didn't think something was different about him even though his senses are better than everyone...
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review 1: I liked this book very much, the writing style was interesting (and by interesting I mean it was interesting to read,I'm not saying it like...well it was interesting I suppose...) the story was intriguing and I loved how every other chapter was from a different story so you're pr...
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review 1: I understand that this was lovingly, thoughtfully made (thanks to the afterword) and I can say that the art was beautiful and haunting but, heck, I could not, for the life of me, follow it, and the things that happened just seemed hazy and disjointed to me, and so there is my jer...
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review 1: If you think about the word 'dance' in the title, you may realize the round objects Rabbit's holding are a drum and a drum stick. I did not realize this until Rabbit went home and got out his drum. Then it made perfect sense, but in most of the illustrations it does still not loo...
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review 1: Not Joseph Bruchac's best novel. While he presents stunning historical detail when it comes to battles, dress, and the like, Louis Nolette is simply not that likable of a hero. It didn't take long for him to come across as more than a little whiny. The other soldiers couldn't mak...