Faces in the Moon: A Novel (American Indian Literature and Critical Studies, Vol. 9)

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Summary: This is a powerful, insightful first novel
Review: Betty Louise Bell has exposed personal and cultural demons ofher protagonist with this novel which explores the pain ofchildhood and the value of family and cultural heroes. She defys the stereotypes of twentieth century Native Americans, often represented in the novels of some popular Indian writers. You tell them, Betty!

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Review: this book is great, if you want a good book that gives a realistic view of native americans in Kentucky, you should read "A Ridgerunners Legacy" by Pauline Collins, it is really good and historically accurate. There are very few novels on the subject that are unbiased and this is one of them, check it out! It is hard to find but you can get it on publishamerica.com.