Copper River
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Jewell drove for a while in silence, not sure what to say to him, wondering, a little desperately and sadly, if she really knew her son.He’d always been quiet. Like his father. Daniel was a contemplative man. When he talked with Jewell, it was usually about common things—what needed fixing around the resort, the weather, Ren. When he spoke out in public, which was seldom, his words were chosen carefully and his views well considered. Until he became identified as a troublemaker, an Indian troubl...emaker, he’d been respected in Bodine.That they were Ojibwe, the only Indians in the town, had never been an issue. Jewell’s family had never acted Indian, and those residents of Bodine who knew of their mixed heritage didn’t seem to care. Daniel’s involvement with the Indian causes, and especially his brutal death, had changed that, branded the DuBois in an unhappy way. Being Ojibwe hadn’t always been a burden for Ren, but it seemed so now. Occasionally, when she was particularly concerned, Jewell considered moving closer to the reservation near L’Anse, where many of Daniel’s relatives lived.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jewell drove for a while in silence, not sure what to say to him, wondering, a little desperately and sadly, if she really knew her son.He’d always been quiet. Like his father. Daniel was a contemplative man. When he talked with Jewell, it was usually about common things—what needed fixing around the resort, the weather, Ren. When he spoke out in public, which was seldom, his words were chosen carefully and his views well considered. Until he became identified as a troublemaker, an Indian troubl...emaker, he’d been respected in Bodine.That they were Ojibwe, the only Indians in the town, had never been an issue. Jewell’s family had never acted Indian, and those residents of Bodine who knew of their mixed heritage didn’t seem to care. Daniel’s involvement with the Indian causes, and especially his brutal death, had changed that, branded the DuBois in an unhappy way. Being Ojibwe hadn’t always been a burden for Ren, but it seemed so now. Occasionally, when she was particularly concerned, Jewell considered moving closer to the reservation near L’Anse, where many of Daniel’s relatives lived.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Kent Krueger to read onlineMoreLess
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