About the Book: House Made of Dawn is a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel that follows Abel, a Native American war veteran struggling to find his place between the traditions of his ancestral community and the demands of modern American society. As he grapples with trauma, identity, and cultural disconnection, Abel embarks on a journey toward healing and self-discovery. Rich in lyrical prose and Indigenous spirituality, N. Scott Momaday explores themes of belonging, resilience, nature, and the lasting effects of war. Widely regarded as a landmark of Native American literature, the novel is a powerful meditation on identity, heritage, and renewal.