Title: For Someone who Really likes poetry...
Product review: Michael Dorris, well known Native American author, has written another book. This one, published in 1996 by Hyperion, is called Sees Behind Trees, and is about a young Native American boy (who is just becoming a man in the beginning of the book), living somewhere in either the Great Plains or New England. If you like a book with LOTS of poetry, a lot of description, with a dialogue thrown in, then you MIGHT, like this book. The book is basically like many children's stories, except this one slightly overuses the classic plot of "the main character finally accomplishes something and then something bad happens". After the main character, Sees Behind Trees, becomes a man, he is asked to go on a long and "perilous" road to a "magical" and "beautiful" place, only to lose his friend there. If you like a book with an O.K. ending, too much poetry and a tiny bit of dialogue, read this book. If you don't like books like that, do not read this book.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
