"Three Day Road" is a novel by Joseph Boyden that explores the experiences of two Indigenous Canadian soldiers, Xavier and Elijah, during World War I. The story alternates between their time in the trenches of France and their return home to Canada, highlighting the impact of war on their lives and culture. The narrative also delves into themes of friendship, trauma, and the struggle for identity. As the characters confront the horrors of battle and their own personal demons, the novel reflects on the broader implications of war for Indigenous peoples and the lasting effects of colonialism.