"The Last Algonquin: A Story" is a book well known to the Swedish writer Felix Lilly. This is a fascinating and impressive story about the fate and tragedy of the Algonquin American Indian tribe, which was destroyed by colonizers during the years of development of the North American continent. The author focuses on the difficult fate of the tribe, revealing their culture, customs, faith and struggle for survival in the face of enemy invasion. The reader is presented with the opportunity to immerse himself in the world of Indian legends and feel the spirit of history that lingers in the memory of generations. This is a book that breaks away from modernity and transfers it to the world of ancient traditions and social customs, where chivalry, wisdom and devotion are revealed in the most extreme conditions. "The Last Algonquin" is a work that not only reveals the tragic history of the tribe, but also leaves deep thoughts about morality, justice and the relationship of man with nature and the world around him.