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Tommy Orange's powerful debut novel, There There, introduces twelve unforgettable Native American characters navigating life in Oakland, California. Drawn together by the upcoming Big Oakland Powwow, each character confronts their own past, family secrets, and the complexities of identity. Their lives intersect and intertwine, creating a vibrant tapestry of urban Indigenous experiences and the enduring impact of cultural inheritance. From Jacquie Red Feather's poignant search for her lost family to Tony Loneman's struggle with addiction, There There explores the search for belonging, resilience, and connection in a modern world. This National Book Award finalist is a must-read for anyone seeking contemporary fiction with depth and heart.
There There offers a raw and honest portrayal of urban Native American life. The novel masterfully weaves together multiple perspectives, creating a rich tapestry of human experience. Discover a community grappling with a shared past while forging their futures in this powerful and moving story.
ISBN: 9780525436140
Binding: Paperback
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Publisher: Vintage
Pages: 292
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Language: English
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