New York: Random House, (1973 dj. Hardcover - The fourth novel by this award-winning Oklahoma writer, the story of a rebellious, angry seventeen-year-old Navajo girl, locked up in a reformatory and on a path of self-destruction, who meets an idealistic young white doctor from the Bureau of Indian Affairs who is determined to save her from herself. The issues it raises are as relevant today as they were when it was published - it is about a deep racism in society that still persists. Basis of the 1978 television film "The Girl Called Hatter Fox" starring Joannelle Nadine Romero as Hatter Fox, the first time a Native American had a feature role in a US film. 241 pp.