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Journey of the Spirit - experience Native
American history through the eyes of a white boy - during an epic
struggle to save the Indians' existence...
In 1858, eight year old Andy Johannson and his
family set off in a wagon train for the Montana gold fields.
The wagon train was massacred while Andy was away, and he
was captured by a young Sioux warrior who believed Andy was a
spirit sent to him by the Great Wankhan Thanka.
When soldiers begin to arrive to force the Indians
out, Andy, having been raised as Sioux, has to choose between his
race and his culture. He joins his Indian brother in an attempt to
save their land. The brother is not an imposing sight, but the
mention of his name drives a dagger of fear through the hearts of
whites.
The brother's name is Crazy Horse...
  
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Reviews for Journey of
the Spirit - By John Foxjohn
VIVIDLY TOLD , August 6, 2007
By Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI)
Vietnam veteran, former police officer and teacher John Foxjohn
presents Journey of the Spirit: Crazy Horse's Epic Struggle to
Defend the Lakotas' Existence, a historical fiction novel following
the life of legendary Lakota warrior and leader Crazy Horse. Told
through the eyes of a fictional white boy named Andy, Journey of the
Spirit follows the Lakota struggle to save their land and the rise
of Andy's adoptive Indian brother, who earns the new name of Crazy
Horse. Vividly told, Journey of the Spirit is an engaging novel that
captures the essence of the moment, whether that moment is in the
heat of battle or the peace of sharing family bonds.
THE BEST EVER, August 13,
2007
By John Jumps (Black Hills, SD)
I have finally read a book that does not dehumanize my people.
This book gives a clear and concise history of the Lakota and our
beliefs, and the way we lived. It shows the People's human side,
their strengths and weaknesses, the good and the bad. The author did
it in a way that people can enjoy learning about my people, but more
important, about Crazy Horse. I happen to know that the author spent
years researching material for this novel and it shows.
Journey
of the Spirit touched a part of my soul that I thought had died.
TREMENDOUS BOOK , April 30, 2007
By Jenni Etner (New York)
This is a book my whole family couldn't put down. I stayed up all
night reading it, then my 14 year old daughter, and finally my
husband. He never reads but loved this one.
I cried and laughed.
I sure hope there is a sequel.
THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST , April 27, 2007
By Michael West (North Carolina)
I am an advid reader and over the years I have read many books I
liked, but this one ranks up with the best. This is a great book. If
this one doesn't hit the best seller list none will.
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