Indian Boyhood

Set against the backdrop of Native American culture, this memoir recounts the author's experiences growing up as a Sioux boy. It offers a vivid portrayal of traditional life, emphasizing the values, customs, and spiritual beliefs of his people. Through personal anecdotes, Eastman reflects on the challenges of navigating between his indigenous heritage and the encroaching influence of Western society. The narrative highlights the importance of community, nature, and identity in shaping his formative years.