Indian Camp was an easy read. There was no difficult words in it or confusing situations. The dad it seemed was trying to teach the boy about being a doctor. It was unsure of how old the boy nick was but I would say he was a teenager of some sort. Nick didn't seem to posses strong emotions.
The dad regretted bringing nick along when the dad of the baby had cut his own throat. Nicks dad could not answer all of nicks questions with valid responses. Nobody knew the real reason the dad killed himself but the mom just had a kid and would have to deal with that. It wasn't much of a sad story but a boring one since it had no action or a growing story. The story just kind of began and ended with no worries or hesitations.
On the contrary Mr. Smith, this story is loaded with action, which is there if you read closely enough. You say it was a simple writing style. Why do you suppose it is considered literary then?
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