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Charlene
is 69% done
Ugh, this book really doesn't hold up. I really hope they don't recommend this book to children anymore. The first two were fine, but the characterization of the 'savages' and colonization is pretty awful. I don't know if I'll be able to finish the series.
Laura questions her parents, but is told to basically shut up and keep quiet.
There's a lot of remarks of "the only good Indian is a dead Indian", etc.
— 17 hours, 42 min ago
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Laura questions her parents, but is told to basically shut up and keep quiet.
There's a lot of remarks of "the only good Indian is a dead Indian", etc.
Charlene
is 28% done
OMG we got some queers!
"6 miles beyond them, 2 bachelors were living in 1 house. They had taken 2 farms and built the house on the line between them. 1 man's bunk was against 1 wall of the house and the other man's bunk was against the other wall. So each man slept on his own farm although the house was only 8 feet wide. They cooked and ate together in the middle of the house."
— Apr 24, 2026 03:43PM
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"6 miles beyond them, 2 bachelors were living in 1 house. They had taken 2 farms and built the house on the line between them. 1 man's bunk was against 1 wall of the house and the other man's bunk was against the other wall. So each man slept on his own farm although the house was only 8 feet wide. They cooked and ate together in the middle of the house."
Charlene
is 28% done
OMG we got some queers!
"6 miles beyond them, 2 bachelors were living in 1 house. They had taken 2 farms and built the house on the line between them. 1 man's bunk was against 1 wall of the house and the other man's bunk was against the other wall. So each man slept on his farm, although they were in the same house and the house was only 8 feet wide. They cooked and ate together in the middle of the house."
— Apr 24, 2026 03:39PM
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"6 miles beyond them, 2 bachelors were living in 1 house. They had taken 2 farms and built the house on the line between them. 1 man's bunk was against 1 wall of the house and the other man's bunk was against the other wall. So each man slept on his farm, although they were in the same house and the house was only 8 feet wide. They cooked and ate together in the middle of the house."
Charlene
is 6% done
No, honey, Indian territory isn't far. You're *ON* Indian territory as long as you've been in America.
— Apr 24, 2026 02:41PM
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