A fictional account based on the actual travels of two explorers who observed Native American life in the 1830s. It features illustrations by artists George Catlin and Karl Bodmer. Each very short chapter is not even a page long and is paired with an illustration on the opposite page.

Happy birthday, erishkigal!

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How very thoughtful, LittleWhiteBird~~ thank you! On first brief perusal of the box, I think at least half are in good enough condition for the Wopila. Whatever is not, I can still take to the Rez and give to friends to share with grandchildren. Thank you again!

Sorry I didn’t journal sooner, I seem to be very bad about journaling when I actually read some thing.… At any rate, this book seemed much better suited to being read by city kids, rather than going to a ceremonial giveaway .