no i have not
what is this book?
gf.

"katysails" wrote in message
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Have you read _Honta Yo_? It's one of the best books I've ever read....

It was a book written in tandem about the Lakota...the author wrote the
basic story, then went to the Lakota and had it translated into their
language and then went back and translated that into English so that it
would be truly representative of their history. It is a great book. If you
are interested in the history of the Sioux nation, it is probably one of the
best.
"gonefishiing" wrote in message
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no i have not
what is this book?
gf.

"katysails" wrote in message
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Have you read _Honta Yo_? It's one of the best books I've ever read....

thanks
i will look it up
gf.

"katysails" wrote in message
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It was a book written in tandem about the Lakota...the author wrote the
basic story, then went to the Lakota and had it translated into their
language and then went back and translated that into English so that it
would be truly representative of their history. It is a great book. If
you are interested in the history of the Sioux nation, it is probably one
of the best.
"gonefishiing" wrote in message
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no i have not
what is this book?
gf.

"katysails" wrote in message
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Have you read _Honta Yo_? It's one of the best books I've ever read....

katysails wrote:
... (about 'Hanta Yo')...

Yes, that is really a great book. I read it as a teenager and was bowled
over...

It was a book written in tandem about the Lakota...the author wrote the
basic story, then went to the Lakota and had it translated into their
language and then went back and translated that into English so that it
would be truly representative of their history. It is a great book. If you
are interested in the history of the Sioux nation, it is probably one of the
best.

Agreed... a must for anybody interested in American culture and history.

DSK

i did a search on amazon.com and came up empty
anyone have an isbn number
katie?
dsk?

gf.
thanks

"DSK" wrote in message
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katysails wrote:
... (about 'Hanta Yo')...

Yes, that is really a great book. I read it as a teenager and was bowled
over...

It was a book written in tandem about the Lakota...the author wrote the
basic story, then went to the Lakota and had it translated into their
language and then went back and translated that into English so that it
would be truly representative of their history. It is a great book. If
you are interested in the history of the Sioux nation, it is probably one
of the best.

Agreed... a must for anybody interested in American culture and history.

DSK

gonefishiing wrote:
i did a search on amazon.com and came up empty
anyone have an isbn number
katie?
dsk?

They've got it... although fewer (12) than I would have thought. I may
pick up a copy myself.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...19333?v=glance

One of the changes in the U.S. that I like the least is the fading of
pioneer spirit & values... after 3 generations raised by TV and having
consumer culture rammed down our throats... for that matter who even
reads books any more?

Regards
Doug King

Many people reread still.....every trip I make to Barnes * Noble sees the
store packed...most of the people I know read...
"DSK" wrote in message
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gonefishiing wrote:
i did a search on amazon.com and came up empty
anyone have an isbn number
katie?
dsk?

They've got it... although fewer (12) than I would have thought. I may
pick up a copy myself.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...19333?v=glance

One of the changes in the U.S. that I like the least is the fading of
pioneer spirit & values... after 3 generations raised by TV and having
consumer culture rammed down our throats... for that matter who even reads
books any more?

Regards
Doug King

In article , DSK
wrote:

gonefishiing wrote:
i did a search on amazon.com and came up empty
anyone have an isbn number
katie?
dsk?

They've got it... although fewer (12) than I would have thought. I may
pick up a copy myself.


http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...1540-4819333?v
=glance

One of the changes in the U.S. that I like the least is the fading of
pioneer spirit & values... after 3 generations raised by TV and having
consumer culture rammed down our throats... for that matter who even
reads books any more?

Me, my wife & my kids. Of the 3 places we own, only one has a TV.

PDW

... for that matter who even
reads books any more?


Peter Wiley wrote:
Me, my wife & my kids. Of the 3 places we own, only one has a TV.

Yes, but then, you also answer those rhetorical questions...

DSK

DSK wrote in message news:1Zthd.26687

Agreed... a must for anybody interested in American culture and history.

DSK

Total fiction BS DSK. Ask any injun.

Joe