Award-winning author Louise Erdrich’s new novel is set in North Dakota and follows the story of native American Landreaux Iron, who accidentally shoots his neighbor’s child while deer hunting. You can read the Monitor's full review of "LaRose" here.
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10 best books of May: the Monitor's picks
Here are the 10 May releases the Monitor's book critics liked best.
8. 'LaRose,' by Louise Erdrich
