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First published in England in 1964 by Secker & Warburg, hardcover. The jacket is clipped, but otherwise whole with onl light edge-wear, and a few bumps and scrapes, but no major tears. It is a bit marked and rubbed on the back, which is white. The boards are square, clean and unmarked, as are the pages. There is a bookdealers label stuck to the rear inside board. From Wikipedia:
The novel, about the life of a Ute Indian young man, was written in 1963 by Hal Borland. While it was written as a mainstream novel, it became a young adult classic. The novel is roughly divided into four parts: Tom Black Bull's youth with his parents who lived "off the reservation" in the wilderness of southern Colorado; Tom's experience as an orphan sent to the reservation school against his will; Tom's "abandonment" of the Indian lifestyle and his success on the rodeo circuit in Colorado, New Mexico, Texas and Oklahoma; and finally Tom's return to his roots reconciling himself with his heritage and his solitary relationship with the land and the wilderness.
