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A review by sarah_emtage
The Inconvenient Indian: A Curious Account of Native People in North America by Thomas King
3.0
Difficult to review. At times it was difficult to read, but definitely worthwhile.
The parts I found most difficult to read were descriptions of true crime events and the parts where the author related his hostility towards my faith. I understand why the horrific events were included in this book; and, though I can't agree with the author's position on Christianity, I understand how he got there and pray he may come to know the real love of Christ.
The book is a lot more than those points. It's incredibly informative and made palatable by a generous dose of levity. It's given me a lot to think about, and I'm very glad I read it.
The parts I found most difficult to read were descriptions of true crime events and the parts where the author related his hostility towards my faith. I understand why the horrific events were included in this book; and, though I can't agree with the author's position on Christianity, I understand how he got there and pray he may come to know the real love of Christ.
The book is a lot more than those points. It's incredibly informative and made palatable by a generous dose of levity. It's given me a lot to think about, and I'm very glad I read it.