Summer of Sunflowers
Paperback, 329 pages
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Summer of Sunflowers is a murder/mystery fiction novel told from the perspective of a 16-year old Navajo girl named Shannon, who returns to her grandmother's home on the Navajo reservation, from Los Angeles, to spend the summer. During her stay, she is whirled into a myriad of peculiar events--an unexpected visit from three strangers, the murder of a local Navajo man, and an emergency visit to the hospital. Amidst the chaos, she also finds herself falling in love for the first time. The story keeps readers guessing at what will happen next.
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Enjoyed reading Summer of Sunflowers very much. The author did a great job of describing the land and people such that you are quickly immersed into the reservation world. The story moves quickly along. You'll quickly come to like Grandma.
This book is good for teens through adults. A fine first effort by the Author.
Loved the book! Very enjoyable read. This book gives much insight into what life is like for a modern day Native American, struggling to navigate through the complexities that arise from trying to live somewhere between tradition and modernity. A light, yet engaging read.
I enjoyed reading about Shannon and her grandmother. The scenes were very descriptive and just the right amount of tears and laughter. I recommend it for the young and old. Great job!
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