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Amy Denton The Four Corners is an area in the Southwest U.S. where four states meet. The four states are Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico and Utah meet. There is a …moreThe Four Corners is an area in the Southwest U.S. where four states meet. The four states are Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico and Utah meet. There is a monument there as that is the only place in the U.S. where four states meet. The Four Corners area is also the dividing line between the Navajo Nation and the Ute Tribe.(less)

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Do you need to (should I) read these books in order?

Karen Kinsella It's fun to do so. I did, because I started reading Hillerman long ago and read his books in sequence as they came out. But I've read several again, a…moreIt's fun to do so. I did, because I started reading Hillerman long ago and read his books in sequence as they came out. But I've read several again, and it seems to me that Hillerman did a good job of making them stand alone. So suit yourself... you'll enjoy them either way.(less)

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What's a "hogan"? And what do they look like?

Nick (LackingZones) Hogans are the traditional dwellings of the Navajo people, though today they're used more for ceremonial purposes than as actual home dwellings. Moder…moreHogans are the traditional dwellings of the Navajo people, though today they're used more for ceremonial purposes than as actual home dwellings. Modern ones tend to have a hexagonal or octagonal log construction, while older ones are rounder or conical and incorporate packed mud.(less)

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Is Blessing Way a book young adults read?

Bill Jenkins Sure. Although this story was written in the 1970's it seemed very current. It's basically timeless.…moreSure. Although this story was written in the 1970's it seemed very current. It's basically timeless.(less)

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