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Bless me, Ultima : a novel

Author:	Rudolfo A Anaya
Publisher:	Berkeley, Calif. : Quinto Sol Publications, 1972.
Series:	Quinto sol book.
Edition/Format:	Print book : Fiction : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	Tony faces the daunting prospect of growing up amidst constant religious and cultural uncertainty. His mother is a devoted Catholic, but her influence is challenged by Ultima--a woman with magical healing powers. As Tony follows his own path toward adulthood, he relies on Ultima's wisdom. With her guidance, he is able to forge his unique identity.