... solve problems, and he began to look for another type of resolution. With the help of a medicine man, Old Betonie, Tayo began a quest that turns into a healing ceremony. His trip lead him back to his Indian past, to beliefs about evil and witchcraft, to traditions, and to ancient stories about his people. ... are accustomed to. And this perspective gives us deeper understanding about the world in which we are living. The American history rarely told about American Indian who were the owner of the continent long before the whites arrived. This novel shows well how they felt about the white...

• Word Count: 1328
• Approx Pages: 5
• Grade Level: High School