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The Hunter's Walk
The Hunter's Walk
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Ghar, a dark-skinned cave painter, and Dun, his fair-skinned brother, push back against this discrimination to ensure that Dun and the fair skins can participate in the Hunter’s Walk, a Zardan rite of passage.
When a fair skin is caught defying the ban on hunting, the fair skins are expelled from the tribe. Ghar struggles to come to terms with the expulsion, and eventually he is cast out himself. After a giant wolf attack leaves him close to death, he is saved by Mai, a healer from the Khamma tribe.
A new unseen kind of storm hits the Khamma. Ghar and Mai try to prepare their tribe for the challenges the storm brings, but the same forces that mislead the Zarda now grow in the Khamma.
Can Ghar and Mai push back on tribalism and exclusion by being inclusive and willing to take on 'foreign' ideas? Will Ghar ever meet Dun and the fair skins again? Will they ever complete the Hunter’s Walk?
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Explores tribes, discrimination, and unity in challenging times.
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Who is this book for?
If you're interested in stories that delve into cultural conflicts and the courage to challenge prejudice, The Hunter's Walk offers a gripping journey. This novel vividly portrays the struggles of its characters against tribalism, highlighting themes of inclusion and resilience. Readers often find it inspiring how Ghar and Mai confront divisiveness with hope and understanding.