"Wandering Stars": Tommy Orange's Compelling Sequel to "There There"

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In "Wandering Stars," Tommy Orange crafts a centuries-spanning epic centered on a Native American family, exploring themes of addiction, cultural resilience, and intergenerational trauma. The novel delves into the lives of Orvil Red Feather and his family, navigating their struggles with substances, assimilation efforts, and the enduring impact of historical trauma. Orange's storytelling weaves together past and present, offering a profound and intimate portrayal of resilience and survival.
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