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INDIAN CHILDREN OF AMERICA, A Book to Begin On, by Farquhar, illus by
Turkle, "the daily life of Indian children from several different tribes
is colorfully recorded...examines customs of rearing and training
children of the Eastern Woodlands Indians, the Great Plains Indians, the
Pueblos, and the Northwest Coast Indians....hunting, fishing, farming or
medicine man, ...." xlib, hb, $5
INDIANS, A NEW TRUE BOOK, hb, xlib, 1982, exc cond, "Describes in simple
text how the Indians of the seacoast, plains, deserts, swamps, and
woodlands lived and how their way of life was influenced by the
environment" $6
MANY NATIONS, AN ALPHABET OF NATIVE AMERICA, 8 x 11, sc, 1997,
"Illustrations and brief text present aspects of the lives of the many
varied native peoples across North America" exc cond, $3
SACAJAWEA, THE GIRL NOBODY KNOWS, Frazier, hb, xlib, dj, 1967, McKay, exc
cond, 182 pp, $10
THE STORY OF GERONIMO, Kjelgaard, Signature Books, hb, 179 yellowing pp,
Weekly Reader ed, 1958, Meadowcroft editor, $4
JOHNNY OSAGE, Janice Holt Giles, hb, 1960, bce, 286 pp, dj, "Johnny
Osage" is the son of Hannah Fowler and the brother of Rebeccas of The
Believers. He comes by his name because of his close freidnship with the
Osage Indians. His story is told against the background of the old
Osage homeland, the present state of Oklahoma, for by 1821 the frontier
had moved westward and Johnny, a restless man who preferred the
wilderness unspoiled by civilization, moved with it and became a partner
in his brother-in-law"s trading post." $6
THE GOOD GIANTS AND THE BAD PUKWUDGIES, Jean Fritz, hb, illus by Tomie de
Paola, "The giant maushop and his family form the geography of Cape Cod
in their battles with the pukwudgies" 1982, Fritz combines fragments of
old legends collected in the Narrow Land book. dj, $5
CLIFF DWELLERS OF WALNUT CANYON, Fenton and Epstein, xlib, hb, dj, 1960,
$6
PACIFIC COAST INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA, Lyons, hb, xlib, dj, exc codn,
Messner , 128 pp, "Discusses the culture and history of the Tlingit,
Tsimshian, Kwakiutl, Salish, and other Indian peoples inhabiting the
Pacific coast from Alaska to California" 1983, " $12
LITTLE RUNNER OF THE LONGHOUSE, Baker, An I Can Read Hardback, xlib, dj,
Arnold Lobel, 62 pp, Harper Row pub, $4
CHILDREN OF THE SUN, The Pueblos, Navajos, and Apaches of New Mexico,
Robinson, hb, xlib, dj, 1973, Messner, "Discusses the history, tribal
customs, arts, and way of life of New Mexico's Pueblo, Navajo, and Apache
Indians" 96 pp, photographs, $8
THE EDUCATION OF LITTLE TREE, THE STORY OF A CHEROKEE BOYHOOD, Carter,
sc, 7 x 9, 342 pp, trade pb, 1992, exc cond, " Orphaned at five, Forrest
Carter went in the 1930s to live with his Cheroke e grandparents in the
Tennessee mountains. There, he received an education based on an
awareness of the natural world. By the author of "Gone to Texas ", the
basis for the film, "The Outlaw Josey Wales". Reviewer: (A reader) This
is the one book that will stay with me forever. It has everything and
conveys it in the simple language of a little boy. The book has its own
lif e within me, and I feel like screaming at the top of my lungs to
everyone; "go and read this book." Little Tree has been on my bookshelf
for over 10 years. I have read it coun tless times and it still makes me
cry. Read it and pass it on .." $15
LEGENDS OF THE GREAT CHIEFS, Matson, hb, dj, xlib, "Nisqually legends, as
remembered by P. Leschi: Cougar, Wildcat, and the giant; Blue Jay and the
moon legend; Coyote and the witches- Oglala Sioux legends recalled from
the days of Chief Red Cloud, Legend of the Peace Pipe; Legend of the Wind
Cave; legend of Crazy Horse" 125 pp, $6
INDIANS AND THE OLD WEST, The Story of the First Americans, Golden
Library of Knowledge, adapted from the pages of American Heritage, 1961,
Anne Terry White,title page is there, middle school, factual books for
young readers, 53 pp, carefully researched, scholarly texts, but
easy-to-read, several paragraphs on most pages,colorful photos and
illustrations throughout, spine re-taped/top part of spine cover gone, $4
WE WERE THERE AT THE BATTLE OF THE ALAMO, Cousins, hb, dj, cover top near
spine is spotted/stained and somewhat warped, great series of books, $18
THE STORY OF GENERAL CUSTER, Signature hb, by Margaret Leighton, illus by
Eggenhofer, Grosset and Dunlap, looks like a landmark book, beautiful
grey hardbacks, dj, 180 pp, privately owned, 1954, $10
THE PICTURE STORY AND BIOGRAPHY OF RED CLOUD, Garst, The Library of
American Heroes, Follett Pub, 141 pp, 1965, exc cond , hb, xlib, $18
THE AMERICAN INDIANS, THE EUROPEAN CHALLENGE, Indians of North America,
8 X 12 Hardback, handsome book, 1992 Time-Life books, 192 pp, includes
first encounters, north woods, pacific shores, Pueblos, life in a
Powhatan village, Greenland Tragedy, Mission to California, common ground
of trade, and much more, beautiful photos, illustrations, privately
owned, $10
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