The story is something I vaguely knew about (in that I knew that there had been a history of corruption and abuse in the policy and systems that surrounded indigenous people), but I had no idea the roller-coaster of a a story this would be. I’m annoyed that it was never mentioned in any history class—both because I think it should be widely known, and because it would’ve been far more interesting than a lot of what I learned about in school. I experienced this book only through audio. The narrator for section 2 was the best; I found the other two narrators slightly harder to maintain attention for.