Wingshooters [Paperback]

Revoyr writes rhapsodically of a young girls enthrallment to the natural world and charts, with rising intensity, her resilient narrators painful awakening to human failings and senseless violence. In this shattering northern variation on Hauntingly provocative . . . an excellent choice for book discussion groups as it will force readers to dig deep and look inward. Gripping and insightful. Much can be said and commended about the books themes of loyalty and love . . . Ill just say that this author is a big talent. Her book is a little thing of beauty. Its a story with American historical significance; its a novel with emotional heft; its a satisfying read in the spirit of what Picasso said about another writer, James Joyce: The incomprehensible that everyone can understand.' Revoyr has written a searing portrait of the all-too-recent past, of a place where change comes slowly and painfully, and of a girl just trying to find her own space in the world.