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Tracks is a 1988 novel by Ojibwe writer Louise Erdrich. It explores how historical events affect families on a reservation in rural North Dakota. Tracks is typical of Erdrich's work. Her writing usually focuses on portrayals of everyday life in Ojibwe communities. Yet some of her novels have fantastical plots and take place outside Ojibwe communities. For example, her 1991 novel The Crown of Columbus is essentially adventure fiction, and the thrilling events in its plot are set largely on a Caribbean island.
According to the text, what is one way that The Crown of Columbus differs from most of Erdrich's work?
It has been adapted into a movie.
A
It isn't set in a rural Ojibwe community.
B
It contains very little dialogue.
C
Its main characters are Ojibwe.
D