The Seed Keeper was an emotional story of an indigenous woman who was removed from her culture and spent decades with only childhood memories of the ways of her people. Married to a farmer, she formed a connection with the land by starting her own garden, not realizing her own family's history with seeds and their significance. 

I really enjoyed this story. It was an easy read while also being heartfelt and moving. It's a great book for people interested in indigenous culture, gardening, or farming, especially the way farming has changed from the use of horse-drawn plows to GMOs. This is a book that I would recommend to just about anyone.