Buffalo Coat (Washington State University Press Reprint)

This is by far one of the best- if not THE best- books I have ever read. Powerful and moving, it took hold of my heart and left me in tears, yet is also beautifully peaceful. A must-read.

I live not far from Moscow, Idaho. (Opportunity, as the town is called in the book). The book, though fiction, captures a fairly accurate history of the town. The author was born in 1895 in Moscow, Idaho. I read the book for a book group. I didn’t think I’d like it, but was pleasantly surprised. It was an easy, pleasant & informative read.

The book arrived in better condition than had been described. Looked like new and pages seemed as though the book had never been read.

The setting and that the people in it were real people in that time period. Was history with fiction,

I bought 2 of these, one for me and one fir my best friends birthday. I started reading and didn't not like at all. The Dr is awful, he takes the Lords name in vain constantly. I returned both books.

Maybe for older teens this book is ok. We liked Silver Skates book and decided to try something else by this author. Boy, was I surprised to open the book at random, and read an excerpt on one married man’s regrets of seeing someone on the side. I

My husband and I really enjoyed this book. It has a lot of nonfiction elements, but Brink has embellished the stories to make them easy to read.

A tale of settling Idaho in the early 1800sEngrossing characters with all the human foibles and restraints of the Victorian mores.