Hobomok & Other Writings on Indians by Lydia Maria Child (American Women Writers)

The book looks new and was delivered quickly, however, it had some writing in the margin of page three. I haven’t found anymore and I don’t find it that big of a deal as it is in pencil so I can erase it but I find the handwriting quite pretty so I think I’ll keep it.

I had to read this for an English class...can't say I loved it. At times the story was fairly confusing.

This was a required book for an undergrad class. The author is a great writer and the book was of decent quality.

I thought this was an actual story but it was a novel. PUrely fictitious. I sold it to the local used book store.

I had to attain this for an American Lit class. I will be glad when I don't have to read this book any more. I understand the writer is a classic american female writer, but this book is in no way shape or form the type of book or writing style that I enjoy reading. This book is required reading for me and that will be the end of it. I will be incredibly glad when I can sell it.