Books published by publisher Northland Pub

Copious, dramatic color photographs and poetic quotations illustrate these essays describing the whitewater rafting experiences of 15 prominent female writers sent down the Colorado River during the summer of 1997. 11x10. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

On the first day of kindergarten, with the help of their teacher, a Navajo girl and a white girl learn to overlook their different appearances and become friends

A beautiful Apache maiden follows the mysterious young man who has come to teach her people to respect "all things great and small" and becomes his wife

Two brothers go in search of monsters who haunt their people's village.

Includes twelve original stories, inspired by the author's childhood in Norway and peopled by kings, beggars, trolls, dragons, witches, and clever children, and each accompanied by a recipe

A family's dinnertime is disrupted when a bird flies down the chimney, starting a wild chase across the newly cleaned carpet.

When a great wall of water threatens to destroy them, the animals band together to save themselves, but it is the turkey who remembers to save the seeds they will need to rebuild their lives

A child who is only part Native American is troubled by his mixed racial heritage

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Tells how, after a harmonious period in the world when Man and animals lived in peace, Man changed and became abusive, so that only Dog and Horse have remained close

Jane's mom and grandmother tell her that the Tooth Fairy will pay her money for her loose wiggly tooth, but Jane decides that she would rather keep the tooth.

A red fox travels alone through the seasons of the year, wondering at life's simple pleasures.