Olive Oatman: A Life From Beginning to End (Native American History)

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Olive Oatman: A Life From Beginning to End (Native American History)

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Pros

Nature of every person is described well regardless of their background and circumstances.

Well written, a quick historical read. One of the better short biographies by one hour history.

Cons

A pamphlet. Just read fir free on wikipedia.

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Quality

As a young woman i spent 1 1/2 years with the maori.

It leaves questions of how she really felt about life with the mojave.

It was in no way a detailed representation of her life with the "whites" or with the indians.

But would liked to heard more on her life with the indians.

Packaging/appearance

It explained the difficulties that olive must have faced by both belonging and not belonging to either cultures once she was ta... Read More

The book is about olive oatman, a white mormon girl, set in the 1800s.

Competitiveness

She finds love in the white world.

Well written, left me wanting more story about her experiences in the white world.

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olive, good, short, written and true.

Our AI detects a high amount of irrelevant reviews for this listing. A number of the reviews included in this product may belong to other variations, editions or versions that may not be representative of the current product being sold.

Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is high deception involved.

Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 19.0% of the reviews are reliable.

This product had a total of 871 reviews as of our last analysis date on Oct 7 2023.