Novel Books - A reading of Chapter 1 of Bone Necklace by Julia Sullivan

Welcome to Novel Books, readings that will take you on the author's adventure, with stories you'll enjoy listening to. Today's reading is from Chapter 1 of the novel Bone Necklace by Julia Sullivan. She started working on Bone Necklace more than twenty years ago, after visiting the Big Hole Battlefield in Wisdom, Montana. Julia first became interested in the Nez Perce story because of the great injustice that the tribe suffered.

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