Three generations of women in a Native American family struggle with personal issues, family relationships, and racial prejudice in this novel. Students reading A Yellow Raft in Blue Water will engage with weighty concepts—substance abuse, racism, family conflicts, cultural and personal identity—and the book is an ideal vehicle for introducing your students to multicultural studies.
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