Book request: Read around 2011. Cover was an illustration with several characters depicted. Likely from the 90’s.I believe the Indian girl was the daughter of an Indian father and her mother was a kidnapped white woman who had been assimilated. She was sent to live with her mother’s family after her mother died. The family had a daughter close to her in age and they didn’t get along.One particular scene in which the two were discussing menstruation. The Indian girl asked what she should do, white girl said they just deal with it and don’t talk about it. Indian girl went into long spiel about how they had to go stay in a tent while they were bleeding. White girl didn’t really care and was uncomfortable. They may have been involved in a love triangle?

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