“I Heard The Owl Call My Name” by Margaret Craven
Now a classic, Margaret Craven's best-selling novel takes the reader into the heart and mind of a young man facing his greatest challenge among the proud Indians of the Northwest. Into a timeless Indian village comes a young vicar on a mission that will plumb the deepest recesses of life. Here, in a remote tribal enclave, he will experience the meaning of faith, courage, dignity, and patience. Here, in a world of simple truths and profound silences, he will learn how to live. And how to die.
I remember my initial disdain for such a boring sounding book giving way to genuine interest as the story unfolded. The vicar who goes to teach and instead ends up learning that his mission might be a little misguided.
Reality contradicting his beliefs as he witnesses the decline of a once vibrant culture caused by outside interference.
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