Potawatomi (North American Indians Today)

The Tiniest Tree El Arbolito

Idaho: The Gem State (Exploring the States)

"The Man With Two Shadows" and Other Stories (Penguin Readers: Level 3)

Talking to Fairies

Me'ma and the Great Mountain

We Are Mesquakie, We Are One

Ancient, Strange, and Lovely (The Dragon Chronicles)

Haske, a Navaho boy, is torn between the past of his people's rich, self-sustaining culture and a present that opens up new possibilities. His parents propel him in one direction, his grandfather in another, his teacher in still another. The boy has a secret wish, but its fulfillment seems beyond reach. At night he listens to the hoot of the owl in the cedar tree and wonders if good fortune or bad is in store. This beautifully written story finally supplies the answer.

Discover Your Child's Next Read

Potawatomi (North American Indians Today)

Ellyn Sanna, 2003

The Tiniest Tree El Arbolito

Ann Banco Reade, Rachael Kathleen Hartman, Sandra Burnett, 2013

Idaho: The Gem State (Exploring the States)

Patrick Perish, 2013

"The Man With Two Shadows" and Other Stories (Penguin Readers: Level 3)

Thomas Hood, 2000

Talking to Fairies

Sheila Jeffries, 1999

Me'ma and the Great Mountain

Allison Outschoorn, Lorin Morgan-Richards, 2012

We Are Mesquakie, We Are One

Hadley Irwin, 1980

Ancient, Strange, and Lovely (The Dragon Chronicles)

Susan Fletcher, 2010