Hal Borland

1 summaryChildren's, Historical Fiction, Young Adult

Hal Borland was an American author known for his fiction that often explores themes of nature and the human experience. His notable work, "When The Legends Die," delves into the life of a young Native American man navigating the challenges of cultural identity and personal growth. Borland's writing reflects his deep appreciation for the natural world and its impact on human life.

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Books by Hal Borland

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When The Legends Die
Hal Borland
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Orphaned and adrift after tragedy strikes their wilderness refuge, a young Ute boy vows to shun the white man's world forever, clinging to the ancient ways that once defined his family.