RaveSt. Paul Pioneer PressMockett’s heartfelt and often-emotional memories of following the wheat harvest for a summer, through seven states, is unlike anything you’ve read. In just 380 pages, she raises almost every existential question about race, identity and religion ... The author’s exquisite, intimate writing helps readers see the muted and vivid colors of the land, from red dust in Texas to lush green in Idaho, and understand her conflicting emotions when she is taken for Indian or Mexican ... Whether you’re interested ins big-scale farming, fine writing, monster equipment, or the history of just about everything connected to farming and farmers, please read American Harvest.
