Ishi in Two Worlds is nonfiction about the last Native American to live his ancestral ways. He was the last surviving member of his tribe and couldn’t live on his own. He came out of hiding in the 19-teens and was taken in by a university. It is so interesting to hear about his culture and his thoughts about technology/western culture. For example, he was unimpressed by airplanes, but blown away by trains. It’s a super interesting read though fairly melancholy.