Illustrated by:
To many Native Americans, the 13 cycles of the moon represent the changing seasons and the passage of time.
Illustrated by:
Meet Naiche Tayac, an 11-year-old Piscataway/Apache boy.
Two Métis sisters are taken from their parents as young children and reared in separate foster homes — doing all they can to maintain the ties between them and trying in different ways to live in a society that rejects and abuses them.
Product Description: Moana Kawelo, PhD, has a promising career as a museum curator in Los Angeles.
In this vampire romance from award-winning author Cynthia Leitich Smith, Miranda is finally the life of the party: all she had to do was die.
Product Description: The ten stories that make up this collection edited by Lori Carlson (Cool Salsa) are raw, original, and fresh.
What sets this book apart from other collections of Native American tales is its focus on women.
In this book, the supernatural is everywhere, and children of the Ojibwe First Nation learn the stories of their culture by living them — on a raft, catching a bird, or meeting a mysterious girl in the forest.
Product Description: This anthology is a portable lodge of stories meant to enchant, teach, and excite our imaginations with tales by contemporary Native American writers including Silko, Harjo, Blue Cloud, Rose, Williams, and other established and eme
In this collection of 26 short stories, Ortiz, best known for his poetry, again carries his readers to the worlds of the Pueblo, whether on the reservation or in cities, VA hospitals, or boarding schools.