In this compelling autobiography, Sherman Alexie takes a very honest look at his life growing up. If you are wondering what the Native American experience was in the late 20th century, Sherman does a fantastic job of capturing life on the Rez. While exploring his upbringing, he explores what it means to have been raised by an alcoholic parent in an uncertain world.
Sherman Alexie is an award winning poet who has captured the hearts and minds of people everywhere with his honest words and views of the world that speaks to everyone - regardless of age or race.
His gift for words weaves a tale that draws the reader into his relationship with his mother as he attempts to come to grips with their relationship. Where sometimes memoirs can be bitter or angry, this story is instead a bittersweet look back at what was and why it was that way.
Author's Website: http://fallsapart.com/
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