The Theory of Crows by David A. Robertson

The Theory of Crows by David A. Robertson

Shattered by a devastating loss, Matthew and his sixteen-year-old daughter, Holly, escape into the rugged Manitoba wilderness. Seeking solace and connection on a remote ancestral trapline, they grapple with grief and rediscover their Cree heritage. Through the trials of their journey, they find resilience in the echoes of their ancestors, forging a deeper bond with each other and the land. Explore themes of family, Indigenous culture, and the healing power of nature in this contemporary Canadian novel. This powerful story will resonate with readers who enjoy literary fiction and character-driven narratives. Experience the beauty and strength of Indigenous storytelling.

Why You’ll Love This Book

The Theory of Crows offers a moving exploration of a father-daughter relationship tested by grief and strengthened by the wilderness. Discover the rich tapestry of Indigenous culture and heritage woven throughout their journey of healing and resilience. Robertson's captivating narrative explores the restorative power of nature and the enduring strength of family bonds.