Old Man's Garden - Annora Brown

When Annora Brown's mother first set up housekeeping in the west, she had to become accustomed to the sight of Indians, noses pressed to the glass, peering in the window to see hw the strange white people lived. Sometimes an Indian, complete with braids, blankets and moccasins, would stalk right into the house, look stolidly about and stalk out again.

Paperback, 268 pages

First published February 1954

This edition August 2000

441g