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Lame Deer, Seeker of Visions
by John (Fire) Lame Deer and Richard Erdoes
The collaborative account of a 20th-century medicine man’s life and heritage. |
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Lives on the Line: Dispatches from the U.S.-Mexico Border
by Miriam Davidson and Jeffrey Scott
A compelling look at the lives and histories of the people of Nogales, a town on the U.S.-Mexico border divided by a fourteen-foot-high steel wall. |
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The Land of Little Rain
by Mary Austin
Written in 1903, this natural history of the lands between Death Valley and the High Sierra was one of the first books to capture the beauty of the Southwest. |
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Lost in Translation
by Eva Hoffman
In 1959, when she was thirteen, Hoffman and her family emigrated from Poland to suburban Canada. This is the story of her struggle to maintain and create identity in a new land and language. |
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Lazy B: Growing Up on a Cattle Ranch in the American Southwest
by Sandra Day O’Connor and H. Alan Day
In this affectionate joint memoir, retired U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor and her brother Alan recall their youth on the Lazy B Ranch, founded by H.C. Day in 1880 deep in the granite hills of eastern Arizona. |
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The Names: A Memoir
by N. Scott Momaday
Arizona author Momaday recollects his boyhood on the Oklahoma Plains and among the Navajo and Pueblo people. |
