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    • Multicultural Books [booklist]

    • Multicultural Books [booklist]

    • English language--Textbooks for foreign speakers;

    • Multicultural Books Selected titles available in the HBLL Multicultural literature is an ever growing genre that is needed to bridge cultural diversity in our global society. Literature is a powerful teacher, and through multicultural literature...
    • Children's Book and Play Review
    • Squanto's journey : the story of the first Thanksgiving [book review]

    • Squanto's journey : the story of the first Thanksgiving [book review]

    • Books--Reviews; Squanto--Juvenile fiction; Wampanoag Indians--Juvenile fiction; Indians of North America--Massachusetts--Juvenile fiction; Indians of North America--Juvenile fiction; Pilgrims (New Plymouth Colony)--Juvenile fiction;

    • Bruchac, Joseph. Squanto’s Journey: The Story of the First Thanksgiving. Illustrated by Greg Shed. Harcourt Brace, 2000. ISBN 0-152-01817-4. $16.00. 32 pp. A Pre-3 BI PB Reviewed by Carla Morris My story is both strange and true, recounts Squanto...
    • Children's Book and Play Review
    • The heart of a chief : a novel [book review]

    • The heart of a chief : a novel [book review]

    • Books--Reviews; Indian reservations--Juvenile fiction; Pennacook Indians--Juvenile fiction; Indians of North America--New Hampshire--Juvenile fiction; Indians of North America--Juvenile fiction; Alcoholism--Juvenile fiction;

    • Bruchac, Joseph. The Heart of a Chief. Dial, 1998. ISBN 0-8037-2276-1. $16.00. 153 pp. A- 5+ FI Reviewed by Tom Wright This unique book, using sixth grader Chris Nicola as the protagonist, explores various aspects of life on the Penacook Indian...
    • Children's Book and Play Review
    • Skeleton Man [book review]

    • Skeleton Man [book review]

    • Books--Reviews; Psychopaths--Juvenile fiction; Kidnapping--Juvenile fiction; Dreams--Juvenile fiction; Determination (Personality trait) in children--Juvenile fiction; Mohawk Indians--Juvenile fiction; Indians of North America--New York...

    • Bruchac, Joseph. Skeleton Man. HarperCollins, 2001. ISBN 0060290765. $15.89. 114 pp. A 6-8 FI Reviewed by Laura Wadley Molly, a young Mohawk girl, finds herself in a terrifying position when her parents fail to return home one night. She is left to...
    • Children's Book and Play Review
    • Crazy horse's vision [book review]

    • Crazy horse's vision [book review]

    • Books--Reviews; Crazy Horse, ca.1842-1877--Juvenile fiction; Oglala Indians--Juvenile fiction; Indians of North America--Great Plains--Juvenile fiction;

    • ? 2000 S.D. Nelson Bruchac, Joseph. Crazy Horse's Vision. Illustrated by S. D. Nelson. Lee & Low, 2000. ISBN 0-880-00094-6. $16.95. 40 pp.” Pre+ PB Reviewed by Vicky M. Turner When the child was born, his mother and father named him Curly. The...
    • Children's Book and Play Review
    • The Cannibal Monster [drama review]

    • The Cannibal Monster [drama review]

    • Drama--Reviews; Children's plays; Indians of North America---Juvenile drama; Alaska--Juvenile drama; Tlingit Indians--Juvenile drama;

    • The Cannibal Monster. 10 pp. A K-3 On the far Northern coast of Alaska live the Tlingit people, who, among other things, carve totem poles. On one totem pole found at the University of Alaska in Fairbanks, the story of the Cannibal Monster is...
    • Children's Book and Play Review
    • Gluskabe and Old Man Winter [drama review]

    • Gluskabe and Old Man Winter [drama review]

    • Drama--Reviews; Children's plays; Indians of North America---Juvenile drama; New England--Juvenile drama; Abnaki Indians--Juvenile drama;

    • Gluskabe & Old Man Winter. 12 pp. A K-3 Gluskabe and Old Man Winter is a tale of the Abenaki people who lived in New England in wigwams. Gluskabe is one of their folk heros. Old Man Winter has decided to stay on so long that human beings are...
    • Children's Book and Play Review
    • Possum's Tail [drama review]

    • Possum's Tail [drama review]

    • Drama--Reviews; Children's plays; Indians of North America---Juvenile drama; Cherokee Indians--Juvenile drama; Animals--Juvenile drama;

    • Possum's Tail. 9 pp. A K-3 The Cherokee people have passed this story down through generations. It is about their favorite trickster, Wily the wise Rabbit. The Cherokee were the only civilized tribe when settlers first came to America. They...
    • Children's Book and Play Review
    • Pushing Up the Sky [drama review]

    • Pushing Up the Sky [drama review]

    • Drama--Reviews; Children's plays; Indians of North America---Juvenile drama; Snohomish Indians--Juvenile drama; Washington (State)--Juvenile drama;

    • Pushing Up the Sky. 8 pp. A K-3 Long ago the sky was so low that people could climb into it and tall people bumped their heads on it! The people didn't like this at all. Many tribes decide to get together and try to change the level of the sky....
    • Children's Book and Play Review
    • Star Sisters [drama review]

    • Star Sisters [drama review]

    • Drama--Reviews; Children's plays; Indians of North America---Juvenile drama; Ojibwa Indians--Juvenile drama;

    • Star Sisters. 11 pp. A K-3 Star Sisters comes from the Ojibway people, also known as the Chippewa, who were centered in the Great Lakes region and lived in a manner similar to the Abenakis. Two sisters, named Red Star Sister and White Star...
    • Children's Book and Play Review
    • The Strongest One [drama review]

    • The Strongest One [drama review]

    • Drama--Reviews; Children's plays; Zuni Indians--Juvenile drama;

    • The Zuni pass this story to their children. Ant wants to know who is the strongest of all. He is warned about how small and weak he is, and the other ants tell him to be careful. He is curious, though, and ventures into the world. He meets snow,...
    • Children's Book and Play Review
    • Wihio's Duck Dance [drama review]

    • Wihio's Duck Dance [drama review]

    • Drama--Reviews; Children's plays; Cheyenne Indians--Juvenile drama; Indians of North America---Juvenile drama;

    • Wihio's Duck Dance. 9 pp. A K-3 The Cheyenne originally lived in the Great Lakes region but later moved to the Great Plains. Wihio is their very clever trickster, but he foolishly loses everything in the end because of his greed. This play requires...
    • Children's Book and Play Review
    • Pairing books [feature article]

    • Pairing books [feature article]

    • Reading--Juvenile literature; Social sciences--Juvenile literature; History--Miscellanea--Juvenile literature; Geography--Miscellanea--Juvenile literature;

    • Pairing Books by Nancy Livingston Associate Professor Emeritus and Lillian H. Heil Professor Emeritus Brigham Young University Note: Complete bibliographic information on books mentioned in this article is found on pages three and four. Those...
    • Children's Book and Play Review
    • When I was your age : original stories about growing up, v.2 [book review]

    • When I was your age : original stories about growing up, v.2 [book review]

    • Books--Reviews; Authors, American--20th century--Biography--Juvenile literature; Children--United States--Biography--Juvenile literature; United States--Social life and customs--20th century--Juvenile literature;

    • Ehrlich, Amy, ed. When I Was Your Age, Volume 2: Original Stories About Growing Up. Candlewick, 1999. ISBN 0-7636-0407-0. $16.99. 187 pp.” 4+ NF BI Reviewed by Sandra L. Tidwell The following ten children’s authors are represented in this...
    • Children's Book and Play Review

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