Let’s Talk About It: Firekeeper’s Daughter Book Discussion

Join Let’s Talk About It, a book club for people who love to read and discuss great literature! Read Firekeeper’s Daughter and participate in discussion lead by Sunu Kodumthara. Firekeeper’s Daughter tells the story of an 18-year-old Ojibwe woman—a science geek and hockey star, as she grapples with two identities: that of her privileged, white mother and the Sugar Island Sault tribe of her late father.

This is part of a five-part series connecting book discussions with the Museum’s exhibition Cheyenne Ledger Art from Fort Marion. Books are provided and may be checked out at the Museum; contact gjeane@nationalcowboymuseum.org.

Interested in the Book Club? Explore the entire series of books and events.

Sept 14: Firekeeper’s Daughter

Oct. 12: There, There

Nov. 2: The Removed

Nov. 18: Bad Indians: A Tribal Memoir

Dec. 16: The Round House

Books, services, and other materials for this series are provided by Let’s Talk About It, a project of Oklahoma Humanities. Generous funding and support for this series was provided by Kirkpatrick Family Fund, McCasland Foundation, Oklahoma City Community Foundation, and Oklahoma City University. Any views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in these programs do not necessarily represent those of Oklahoma Humanities.