Light in the Forest

Light in the Forest

by Conrad Richter

Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group · 2004 · 192 pages

Forced to return to the white family he barely remembers, a teenage boy adopted by the Lenni Lenape faces an agonizing choice. Raised as "True Son" and deeply connected to his adoptive Indian ways, he finds himself a stranger in the very world that claims him as kin. This poignant tale explores the painful clash of cultures and the struggle for belonging on the American frontier, perfect for readers who enjoy stories of identity and displacement.

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