Malý velký muž - 2 CDmp3 (Čte Kamil Halbich a Jan Hofman)

"As usual, I had the biggest problem deciding whether I was a white man or an Indian..." ***** When their caravan on the way to fertile California in 1852 is ambushed and massacred by the Cheyennes, little Jack Crabb has no choice but to join their tribe. His adoptive parents, Chief Old Lodge Skins and his squaw Buffalo Wallow, almost break their backs to instill in him the worldview of the only Human Beings in the valley of tears called America. However, the crisis of identity has already taken its toll on the boy. Jack not only doesn't know which side he should take in the struggle over the shape of the western border of his homeland (and why he should even favor anyone), but he also encounters sweet city ladies and eager girls from the teepee, fierce gunmen, maniacal commanders, rogues, braggarts, and a hefty portion of dilemmas given that he is not trapped in the snares of time alone. At the end of his tumultuous life, in which he was involved in the battle of Washita and Custer's debacle at Little Bighorn, he recaps his anti-heroic experiences, leaving the invited reporter's eyes spinning. Is it all the absolute truth, or is that seven-liar pulling us on a boiled noodle? And what do you want from a story that outshines even spaghetti westerns? ***** Short stature, mischievous deeds, and...