by Tiffany McDaniel · Hoja de Lata Editorial · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788418918056
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Betty Carpenter was born in a bathtub in 1954 and grew up in Breathed, Ohio. Of her eight siblings, she was the only one who inherited the dark skin of her father Landon, who was Cherokee. As a child, she believed that being Cherokee meant being tied to the moon. Inspired by the story of her own mother, Tiffany McDaniel gives us this colossal coming-of-age full of lyricism and chiaroscuro. For many, a future classic of American rural literature.
