Shannon: An Ojibway Dancer (We Are Still Here Native Americans Today)

Understanding Palestine Today (A Kid's Guide to the Middle East)

Bandoola: The Great Elephant Rescue

The Indigo Notebook (Notebook Series 1)

On the Move: Poems About Migration

Navajo Long Walk (Council for Indian Education Series)

Skeleton

Hands-On History! Ancient India: Discover the Rich Heritage of the Indus Valley and the Mughal Empire, with 15 Step-by-Step Projects and 340 Pictures

Elk Girl, sister of a Ute chief, lives a traditional life with her tribe high in the Rocky Mountains in 1860. Elk Girl is bold: She loves to hunt deer with her brother, and she races her pony to win. She also knows the importance of ceremonies like the Bear Dance, which wakes the bears from hibernation and celebrates spring.  But all of that changes when Cheyenne warriors capture Elk Girl. They take her to the Great Plains and make her a slave. On the Plains, Elk Girl encounters white men for the first time, and she sees how the Cheyenne have come to depend on their handouts. She also sees the truth of what her brother has told her: The white men are the real enemy. Their soldiers are everywhere. Even if Elk Girl could escape, how would she get home?  Thelma Hatch Wyss has crafted a moving story based on the life of a real girl. It is both a gripping personal adventure and a compelling look at two cultures confronting each other at a pivotal time of change.

Discover Your Child's Next Read

Shannon: An Ojibway Dancer (We Are Still Here Native Americans Today)

Sandra King, 1993

Understanding Palestine Today (A Kid's Guide to the Middle East)

Marcia Lusted, Marcia Amidon Lusted, 2014

Bandoola: The Great Elephant Rescue

William Grill, 2022

The Indigo Notebook (Notebook Series 1)

Laura Resau, 2009

On the Move: Poems About Migration

Quentin Blake, Michael Rosen, 2020

Navajo Long Walk (Council for Indian Education Series)

Nancy Armstrong, 1983

Skeleton

Jen Green, 2003

Hands-On History! Ancient India: Discover the Rich Heritage of the Indus Valley and the Mughal Empire, with 15 Step-by-Step Projects and 340 Pictures

Daud Ali, 2001