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MeJeMiller
The Seed Keeper | Diane Wilson
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Pickpick

I liked how the time jumps were handled. I loved how everything was connected and explained. It wasn‘t too stereotypical and not to flowery. Good book.

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Blueberry
The Seed Keeper | Diane Wilson
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1. Definitely
2. The book I just finished. 😄

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@TheSpineView

TheSpineView Awesome! ❤️📚📚📚❤️📚 Thanks for playing! 9mo
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Blueberry
The Seed Keeper | Diane Wilson
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TheBookHippie Oh how lovely!!! 9mo
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Blueberry
The Seed Keeper | Diane Wilson
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Blueberry
The Seed Keeper | Diane Wilson
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"I opened the door that morning and the world seemed to right itself, as if all those years had meant nothing but waiting for that one moment."

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Bevita
The Seed Keeper | Diane Wilson
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Pickpick

Wonderful. Indian boarding schools, indigenous knowledge, community.

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Bec_lectic
The Seed Keeper | Diane Wilson
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Pickpick

How in touch with nature the Native Americans were and still are has always amazed me. This is a good story of preserving culture, family, health and the seeds that grow from the earth to feed and keep us healthy. The story is a good reminder that we as humans should leave things as nature intended. Although slow in parts, the Seed Keeper is a story that will make you think and perhaps inspire you to plant your own garden. 🪴

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Jen2
The Seed Keeper | Diane Wilson
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Very good!

jlhammar Loved this book. 2y
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KCofKaysville
Mehso-so

OK historical narrative but I expected it to be more interesting. She met some kind people among them.

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KCofKaysville

Starting this short account of a woman's captivity by the Sioux [Dakota or other] right after the Indian troubles in Minnesota in 1862.