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We Are Still Here: Native Americans Today

This book follows a young Navajo girl as she takes part in a coming of age ceremony called Kinaalda. Young Navajo girls learn about their culture as they test their strength in the elaborate ceremony, during which they run, grind corn, hunt and bake a cake in the earth. Ages 8-12.

Identity

Tradition

Growth Mindset

Empowerment

National Pride

Family And Relationships

Kinaaldá: A Navajo Girl Grows Up (We Are Still Here: Native Americans Today)

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