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The Hopi Indians
Bryan P. Sears
Library Binding (Chelsea House Pub, July 1, 1994)Looks at the history, culture, and modern life of the Hopi Indians
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The Hopi Indians
Bryan P. Sears
Paperback (Chelsea House Pub, May 1, 1994)Looks at the history, culture, and modern life of the Hopi Indians
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The Indian
Barry Kienzle
eBook (Headline Books, July 11, 2016)Sensational story of two young men approaching adulthood in the wake of the Great Depression and the challenges of the oncoming WWII. George and Schmitty encounter an old man with an antique motorcycle which seems to invoke the spirit of its previous owner – a soldier killed in WWI. Schmitty plans a cross-country trip to Sturgis and Mt. Rushmore to ponder his future, which brings unexpected results. With his and George’s futures weighing in the balance, they both make life-changing decisions which they will carry with them for the remainder of their days.
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The Horse Indians
Robert D Bolen
eBook (Fort Boise Publishing, )None
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the horse indians
Robert D. Bolen, Dori Bolen
eBook (Fort Boise Publishing, Aug. 27, 2019)The horse indians is the story of the history of the Wind River Wyoming Eastern Shoshoni Indians who left that region in 1500 and traveled into northern Texas and New Mexico. They Subsequently came to be called the Comanche Indians and the "Lords of the Southern Plains".
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The Horse Indians
Robert D. Bolen
Paperback (fort boise publishing, June 30, 2011)The Horse Indians is the story of the history of the Wind River Wyoming Eastern Shoshoni Indians that left that region in 1500 and traveled into northern Texas and New Mexico. They had a great command and use of the horse and subsequently came to be called the Comanche Indians and the "Lords of the Southern Plains".
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The Indian
Barry Kienzle
Perfect Paperback (Headline Books, July 8, 2016)Winner London Book FestivalWinner Florida Book Festival Winner Great Southwest Book FestivalMom's Choice Award Runner Up Great Southeast Book Festival Runner Up Great Northwest Book Festival Runner UP Best YA Fiction - The New England Book FestivalRunner UP Best YA Fiction-Great Midwest Book FestivalHonorable Mentions Paris, Los Angeles, New England, New York and Great Midwest Book Festivals Sensational story of two young men approaching adulthood in the wake of the Great Depression and the challenges of the oncoming WWII. George and Schmitty encounter an old man with an antique motorcycle which seems to invoke the spirit of its previous owner - a soldier killed in WWI. Schmitty plans a cross-country trip to Sturgis and Mt. Rushmore to ponder his future, which brings unexpected results. With his and George's futures weighing in the balance, they both make life-changing decisions which they will carry with them for the remainder of their days.
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The Indians
P. Odijk
Paperback (Macmillan Education, March 31, 1990)None
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The Huron Indians
Martin Schwabacher
Paperback (Chelsea House Pub, March 1, 1995)Describes the history and culture of the Heron Indians, also known as the Wyandots, describes the effects of their contact with the French, and looks at the Wyandots today
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The Huron Indians
Martin Schwabacher
Library Binding (Chelsea House Pub, May 1, 1995)Describes the history and culture of the Heron Indians, also known as the Wyandots, describes the effects of their contact with the French, and looks at the Wyandots today
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The Horse Indians
Robert D. Bolen
Paperback (fort boise publishing, June 30, 2011)None